Sometimes a person is not really what they are upon meeting them. People have a way to make themselves seem like a good person, but really they are not. Some individuals have something within them that triggers them into doing things, only for them. Most times they get away with it because other people do not realize it or want to make them angry, and/ or jeopardize their relationship. This happens frequently, and many times it is within the news and media which is selfish, and it is often seen inside the Government. The Government regularly, only tells the citizens what they want to hear, instead of what is most important. In George Orwell’s Animal Farm he describes what happens during a corrupt Government, and how his life experiences
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Orwell created Animal Farm, to be a beast fable. He wanted to tell a true story, about human behavior using animals as the characters. “Animal Farm evokes both descriptive imagery and stunning clarity of purpose. An allegorical fable contrasting man and beast in a literary metaphor of the human condition. It is the ideal form for Orwell to communicate his highly sensitive and unorthodox message” (Serafin 155- 156). Animal Farm had retold the story of the Russian Revolution, when people treated others unfairly to benefit from their work. “Animal Farm stands for oppression and exploitation” (Smyer 26). The Revolution was a suppressive attack on the people, just to gain control. Also, authors like to include dramatic events, and by doing so, they use a literary technique called irony. In Animal Farm, George Orwell loves to use irony and uses it in many different cases to show manipulation. According to, Robert A. Lee “Jones neglected to milk the cows, and later, the pigs will also forget the milking, an ironic parallel that reveals the corruption of the revolution, and displays that the pigs are no better than humans” (10). Later in the book, some of the food has gone missing, and the animals find out the pigs had taken it. During the rebellion, the pigs had misrepresented what major’s dream was about. “If the other animals had had the sense to put their foot down then it would have been all right, and Major’s dream could have been realized” (Peters 132). The use of irony, was exactly what Orwell had seen during the Revolution, and wanted readers to visualize the ongoing corruption. Furthermore, when authors want to show a message they often include mockery or satire. Which is a retold story with the use of irony, and sarcasm to show weakness. Orwell designed Animal Farm to show interest in all generations and ... “Animal Farm can be greatly appreciated by
Orwell created Animal Farm, to be a beast fable. He wanted to tell a true story, about human behavior using animals as the characters. “Animal Farm evokes both descriptive imagery and stunning clarity of purpose. An allegorical fable contrasting man and beast in a literary metaphor of the human condition. It is the ideal form for Orwell to communicate his highly sensitive and unorthodox message” (Serafin 155- 156). Animal Farm had retold the story of the Russian Revolution, when people treated others unfairly to benefit from their work. “Animal Farm stands for oppression and exploitation” (Smyer 26). The Revolution was a suppressive attack on the people, just to gain control. Also, authors like to include dramatic events, and by doing so, they use a literary technique called irony. In Animal Farm, George Orwell loves to use irony and uses it in many different cases to show manipulation. According to, Robert A. Lee “Jones neglected to milk the cows, and later, the pigs will also forget the milking, an ironic parallel that reveals the corruption of the revolution, and displays that the pigs are no better than humans” (10). Later in the book, some of the food has gone missing, and the animals find out the pigs had taken it. During the rebellion, the pigs had misrepresented what major’s dream was about. “If the other animals had had the sense to put their foot down then it would have been all right, and Major’s dream could have been realized” (Peters 132). The use of irony, was exactly what Orwell had seen during the Revolution, and wanted readers to visualize the ongoing corruption. Furthermore, when authors want to show a message they often include mockery or satire. Which is a retold story with the use of irony, and sarcasm to show weakness. Orwell designed Animal Farm to show interest in all generations and ... “Animal Farm can be greatly appreciated by