Satire is when one makes fun of a specific person or group in the hopes of bringing about change. Explain the satire behind Snowball's committees in the book Animal Farm.

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Elliott Hutchinson

11 January, 07:55

Satire is when one makes fun of a specific person or group in the hopes of bringing about change. Explain the satire behind Snowball's committees in the book Animal Farm.

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Tristian Wang · Answer 1

The book Animal Farm by Geroge Orwell shows a satirical theme, whether we deny it or not. The secret theme behind of this novel is about an indirectly attack on the Russian Communism, on Stalinism. Snowball is a boar, together with Napoleon, compete for the leadership but united when Jones and other farmers assaulted the animals. The satire behind Snowball's committees is that forming the committee is just used to control the animals not having a voice in the state.