Throughout the story George Orwell’s persona is characterized as a flat character. The character hates the governments. He expresses his dislike about the fraud and corruption that takes within the government despite the fact that he works for them (Orwell. 1936) However, when he had to face the elephant, although he hesitated, he decided to kill the elephant. He had an internal conflict, however, it did not help develop his character. His decision only became what he hated the most, about killing and oppression. By killing the elephant did not show his will to change. He tried to justified his actions by stating how it was a policy, therefore it was the right choice (Orwell. 1936). However, he himself did not agree with the government's rules,
