Question

Irony: a literary technique by which the full significance of a character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character. How is it ironic that Napoleon ends up looking and acting just like a human? What is the significance of this transformation? Think back to the beginning of the story.

a) It's ironic because he initially opposed human behavior.
b) It's ironic because the other animals also become human-like.
c) It's not ironic; he was always human-like.
d) The significance is to show his wisdom.

Answer 1

The irony is that Napoleon opposes human behavior but ends up looking and acting like a human. This transformation showcases his wisdom.

Step-by-step explanation:

The irony in Napoleon ending up looking and acting like a human in the story is that he initially opposed human behavior. This is option a) It's ironic because he initially opposed human behavior.

The significance of this transformation is to show his wisdom. It demonstrates that Napoleon has become what he once opposed, highlighting the corrupting influence of power.