Question

But if you did later, Mario reading over the seven commandments to herself notice that there was yet another of them which the animals had been remembered wrong. They had thought the fifth commandment was no animal shall drink alcohol, but there were two words that they've had forgun actually, the commandment read. No animals shall drink alcohol to excess which answer choice explains how the narrator's perspective is contributing to the creation of satire in the novel. A. The narrator's highlights to the manipulation of language by those empowers such raising how leaders alter rules to suit their own needs. Be the narrator is detached tone emphasizes the absurd Daddy of the animals failure to remember the commandments correctly. See the narrator's paints as sympathetic picture of the pics suggesting they are misunderstood and their actions are justified. D. The narrator minimizes the significance of the change in the commandments suggesting it has a little impact on the farm

Answer 1

The best answer choice that explains how the narrator's perspective contributes to the creation of satire in the novel is:

**A. The narrator highlights the manipulation of language by those in power, showcasing how leaders alter rules to suit their own needs.**

This choice emphasizes the broader theme of how those in power can manipulate language and change the rules for their benefit, which is a key element of satire in the novel. By pointing out the specific wording of the commandments, the narrator illustrates the absurdity and hypocrisy of the pigs, criticizing how those in power distort the truth to maintain control over the other animals.