Respuesta :
In this passage from chapter 6 of "Animal Farm," the author is ridiculing the following:
A. The hypocrisy of some leaders.
- "Animal Farm" is a famous allegorical novella by author George Orwell.
- In the story, the animals and their actions serve as a criticism to the Russian Revolution.
- The pigs represent the soviet leaders who deceived the Russian people.
- The passage we are analyzing here shows those leaders' hypocrisy through the actions and words of the pigs.
- The pigs forced to other animals to overwork, all the while keeping them underfed.
- The animals did not enjoy any comfort after long hours working on the farm.
- On the other hand, not only did the pigs live comfortably, but they also broke their own rules.
- They began sleeping in beds, even though they had forbidden such a behavior before.
- More and more, the pigs begin to resemble the humans they so despised at the beginning of the story.
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