Examples Of Social Conflict In 1984 By George Orwell
the social conflict that Orwell struggled with was the way the people treated him, he describes himself as "young and ill-educated" which basically saying that he could of gotten a better education then having a job he didn’t like. He also struggled with the Burmese people, they disrespected him where at the beginning of his story mention us that he "was hated by large number of people" just because he is a police officer. This conflict does make the reader more interested because the reader wants to know what the people will do if he doesn’t act as they want him to. He was also put in to an internal conflict because how he says "I often wondered whether any of the other grasped that I had done it solely to avoid looking a fool" he had that
thought of just thinking, what if he had not done it, where they going to laugh at him for him being a weak person and not killing an animal.
Orwell is the protagonist in his story where he basically describes himself and how the people just hates him. It also seems that he's a little of an antagonist because he is basically the peoples enemy. The people don’t like him, all they want is to see him finish his job so they can jeep on with their lives.
In one of the Burmese people and I remember just seeing this police officer struggling, whether or not to kill the elephant. Which in my opinion didn’t seem so hard to pull the trigger. I know for a fact that if he wouldn’t have killed the animal he would of seemed weak by not doing so. I just wrote a brief example of how a Burmese person would have seen Orwell while in action with the elephant. This exercise as helped me to feel the hate the people had towards the animal and what Orwell was feeling while in confrontation with the elephant.
Did Orwell at any moment think about trying to talk things out with the Burmese people on letting the elephant go?
thought of just thinking, what if he had not done it, where they going to laugh at him for him being a weak person and not killing an animal.
Orwell is the protagonist in his story where he basically describes himself and how the people just hates him. It also seems that he's a little of an antagonist because he is basically the peoples enemy. The people don’t like him, all they want is to see him finish his job so they can jeep on with their lives.
In one of the Burmese people and I remember just seeing this police officer struggling, whether or not to kill the elephant. Which in my opinion didn’t seem so hard to pull the trigger. I know for a fact that if he wouldn’t have killed the animal he would of seemed weak by not doing so. I just wrote a brief example of how a Burmese person would have seen Orwell while in action with the elephant. This exercise as helped me to feel the hate the people had towards the animal and what Orwell was feeling while in confrontation with the elephant.
Did Orwell at any moment think about trying to talk things out with the Burmese people on letting the elephant go?