What effect does the author want to create in his narrative about the elephant's behavior?

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Understand the Problem

The question appears to address a narrative about an elephant's chaotic behavior and the author's intent to create a sense of suspense. It is discussing how the prologue and actions of the elephant contribute to the story's atmosphere.

Answer

Creates suspense and critiques imperialism.

The author uses the elephant's behavior to create suspense and critique imperialism, highlighting its destructive nature and emotional conflict.

Answer for screen readers

The author uses the elephant's behavior to create suspense and critique imperialism, highlighting its destructive nature and emotional conflict.

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Orwell uses the elephant as a symbol of imperialism's negative effects on both the colonizers and the colonized, creating an emotional dilemma for the narrator.

Tips

Avoid overanalyzing; focus on Orwell’s intention to illustrate emotional and ethical conflict.

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