Compassion Farm

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By: William Dawes

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When the weary descendants of Animal Farm rebuild their world around the ideals of empathy and equality, they believe they are creating a new age of harmony and hope. The cruel masters of the past are gone, and in their place rise the HelpHuts — cheerful centers of fairness, run by pigs who promise kindness, inclusion, and care for all. But as the animals surrender their voices for comfort, a subtler tyranny begins to take hold — one that governs not by fear, but by virtue.

Through the quiet eyes of Ollie, a small ferret with a flawless memory, the animals’ utopia is revealed as a world where compassion without truth becomes cruelty disguised as care.

William Dawes’ Compassion Farm is a haunting modern satire of moral corruption masked as goodness — a chilling mirror of our own age of virtue politics and emotional obedience. Echoing Orwell’s prophetic vision, it warns that the most dangerous dictatorships are those that smile.