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,does not offer a physical description of Mr. Jones. However, based on the
details in the text, we can infer a lot about his philosophy and personality.
First of all, he is a self-reliant and practical man. This is shown by the books he
owns, such as Electricity for Beginners and Every Man His Own
Bricklayer. These books suggest that Mr. Jones is very handy around the house and
enjoys home improvement. It also suggests that he is a practical, hands-on sort of person,
preferring to get things done himself, rather than rely on others.
In terms
of his philosophy, Mr. Jones clearly believes that an Englishman's home is his castle. We see
this through his reaction to losing his farm. Even though he was violently removed from his
land, he attempts to retake his farm in. Armed with weapons and supported by a group of men, Mr.
Jones is determined to assert his claim on the land and show the animals that he is the boss.
Although his attempt fails, it also shows that Mr....
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