WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!

Can someone please help me paraphrase this in their own words? thank you

The tone of Animal Farm is at first fun loving and carefree, yet it turns out to be severe as the story unfurls. The story starts with a tone recommending the peruser is setting out on an externally senseless tale about strange people and talking creatures. The portrayal of both the people and creatures recommends a distracted, disengaged demeanor toward the story. Orwell humanizes the creatures, or, in other words he enables them to talk, however gives them human characteristics and concerns. For instance, Clover the horse "never entirely recovered her figure after her fourth foal" (Chapter 1). The worry with physical appearance causes Clover to appear to be a stupid lady. Be that as it may, as Napoleon's system exacerbates, chilling notes creep in. This harshness is all the all the more striking since it is installed in an in any case lively story. The movement from fun loving nature to upsetting harshness cautions peruses that anyway comfortable life appears, society can without much of a stretch breakdown into loathsomeness and carnage. Simultaneously, by making a senseless, perky, fun story out of the sickening occasions of Stalin's Terror, the novella additionally ridicules Stalin, proposing that at last the Soviet despot is as funny as a talking pig.