I understand the essay as a rather cold and detached tone of passage. The locals thought that it was normal for a place to be as dirty as it was, which creates a feeling of disgust for the reader. An example of this feeling occurs in the very first few sentences that you read, “As the corpse went past the flies left the restaurant table in a cloud and rushed after it, but they came back a few minutes later.”
I also understand this essay by Orwell’s use of rhetorical questions in the first paragraph. Orwell uses rhetorical questions to highlight how absurd, ignorant and discriminatory such view are. This use and the anonymity are used to convey the poverty in Marrakech. Orwell uses a very descriptive tone such as “The dead are buried with ‘no
I also understand this essay by Orwell’s use of rhetorical questions in the first paragraph. Orwell uses rhetorical questions to highlight how absurd, ignorant and discriminatory such view are. This use and the anonymity are used to convey the poverty in Marrakech. Orwell uses a very descriptive tone such as “The dead are buried with ‘no