Animal Farm is a novel by the author George Orwell which tells us about a farm that has been taken over by the animals and they establish a new kind of government there.
Dramatic Irony is a literary technique in which the full implication of a character's words or actions is very much clear to the reader but it is unknown to the character himself.
The following lines from the passage help develop dramatic irony:
• “They were conscious that they were not as other animals.”
• “If they worked hard, at least they worked for themselves.”
• “All animals were equal.”
In dramatic irony, the audience understands something about a character’s next steps that he himself does not know.
The above lines help in creating dramatic irony as the readers know about the story going on throughout the novel but the animals are only informed about their immediate surroundings.
The animals’ above thinking would change by the end of the story, therefore these dialogues create a dramatic irony.
The rest of the options do not create an effect of dramatic irony as they talk about the green fields of England or that the animals had to work hard.
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