Shooting Elephant By George Orwell Analysis

The brave lives until the coward allows, is a saying well known by Latin Americans, this refers to when a cowardly person who lets himself be manipulated by someone else who in this case is the brave person, this will make him believe that the brave can do it whenever he wants, and he will not stop until the coward rebels. It is a fact that we live in a society of competition, where it is a "if I do not beat you, you will beat me". Society has the power of manipulating others so it is beneficial for them, as is being demonstrated in the text, “Shooting Elephants” by George Orwell. When the narrator, in this case, Eric Blair is placed in a situation where he feels he has no way out because he did not want to disappoint the expectations of the people who were observing him. …show more content…
Society has been taken women and weaker people as subjects of satisfaction; so they can have their own benefit. Society makes the weakest feel that there is no other option even though there is a law saying "freedom of expression"; which is the first amendment in the United States. Even with this law and right many people would not be able to pick and chose what they want to be or what they want to do, because there will always be the gain of being accepted by others, and this gain lead to many people to dress as what they are not, and to put a mask on their face, so they would not be judged by others. Many of the people who believe that men are superior to women do not realize that without a woman they would not be in the world, they do not think about how beneficial it is for a woman to be part of a