The author of this book makes use of sarcasm to drive home the point that the pigs' self-indulgent behavior has distorted the animals' original purpose.
- Irony is utilized to highlight the changing nature of the Ten Commandments, the unequal treatment of animals under Napoleon's tyranny, and how pigs are starting to behave more humanely. The passage demonstrates how innocent and uninformed the animals are of their actual predicament.
- The conclusion of the narrative has the greatest illustration of dramatic irony. According to the story, the observer couldn't tell the difference between the guy and the pig. Although it appears that the animals cannot distinguish between them, readers can easily see and understand this (Orwell 2003). Irony also appears in the story's subtitle.
Thus this is the purpose behind Orwell's use of irony in Animal Farm.
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