Animal Farm

 Ahmad Vazza, Animal Farm(George Orwell) 

In my opinion, the narrative within this novel contains satire or irony directed at the governments of that era. The story presents the dynamics of power and corruption within society. By using the allegory of animals rebelling against humans, Orwell effectively depicts the complexities of power struggles. The animals, driven by a desire for a just and equal society, rise up against human oppression. However, after the revolution, some of these animals reveal their true nature, believing that 'all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.' Cunningly, they employ propaganda and violence to eliminate their rivals.

I believe Orwell's work remains relevant today, as many cunning governments manipulate the lower classes to maintain their power. The novel highlights the internal conflicts that arise when individuals seek power for themselves, leading to new forms of tyranny with oppression that is often more severe than the previous regime they overthrew.