Third person........( limited omniscient)
Answer:
George Orwell's Animal Farm is a political allegory about revolution and power. Through the tale of a group of farm animals who overthrow the owner of the farm, Animal Farm explores themes of totalitarianism, the corruption of ideals, and the power of language.
I suppose the theme of Chapter 4 is the relationship between Animal Farm and the outside world. In this chapter, the revolution on Animal Farm is influencing the farms in the surrounding area. Other animals are wondering if they should do the same as Animal Farm did.
I suppose the theme of Chapter 4 is the relationship between Animal Farm and the outside world. In this chapter, the revolution on Animal Farm is influencing the farms in the surrounding area. Other animals are wondering if they should do the same as Animal Farm did.
A series of occurrences that unfold after the climax
<span>Jem wants to forget how ugly people can be, something he witnessed during the trial. He tells Scout that he doesn't ever want to hear about the courthouse again. The trial was a very difficult and scarring experience for him and he is having a terrible time handling the reality of what he learned from it. Atticus tells Scout that Jem is trying to forget something but he was really storing it away until enough time passed. What is meant is that he is trying to forget about it until he is old enough to process it properly.</span>
