Question

Why does George Orwell’s Animal Farm qualify as dystopian fiction?

It explains the unexplainable.
It frightens children into obedience.
It describes a society wrecked by oppressive governments.
It teaches morals through stories of gods and goddesses.

Answer 1

Explanation:Animal Farm by George Orwell, which depicts a nightmare society in which animals have overcome human oppressors only to find their revolution tainted by the very pigs who led it, is considered dystopian literature. In exploring themes of power, deception, and the perils of dictatorship, the novel demonstrates how a utopian ideal can easily transform into a nightmarish nightmare. The novel imagines a hopeless future in which the promises of equality and freedom are ultimately broken and the plight of animals is worse than it was prior to the revolution.