From what we know so far, what is a major conflict in animal farm? the animals ignore reality and believe in a perfect society, there will never be enough food for all the animals, the other animals do not like the pigs and refuse o follow the rules, the pigs are secretly planning to kill the other animals

The correct answer is A. The animals ignore reality and believe in a perfect society.

Explanation:

There are many different conflicts in Animal Farm, many parallel stories that define this book as one of the best works in the 20th century.

In your question though, the best choice is 'A' because it represents one of the conflicts in which most animals are involved. They are completely dominated by the pigs' regime and they are also complelety ignorant of the reality outside the farm.

The animals don't know that pigs lie to them about most of the things they do and plot secretely in their master's old house. The animals don't know that the pigs are doing everything that is against their manifesto. The pigs have a secret dog army,  they eat apples and drink milk and in the end, that they do business with humans and dress like them!

being ignored by someone and then accepting the fact was really tough

amaterasu is my sister! wow so rude!