In "Animal Farm," the word "comrade" is employed to evoke a sense of unity and equality among the animals, reflecting the ideals of socialism and collective struggle. By using this term, Orwell underscores the initial camaraderie and shared purpose among the animals in their rebellion against human oppression. However, as the story progresses, the manipulation of the word reveals the hypocrisy and betrayal of these ideals, highlighting how language can be twisted to serve power and control. This serves to critique the corruption of revolutionary movements and the loss of true solidarity.
They are benefits received by an audience.
They are benefits received by an audience.
The protagonist
it is meant to be seen by the audience
All Americans are meant to be free and equal
Just about any audience, actually. It's a play with attractive features for everyone.
It meant he had more money.
a bond between two or more people ....
Any animal with a spine, also called backbone.
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
Shrim has no meaning in the animal life. If you meant shrimp that is a small sea animal