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Why does George Orwell present Animal Farm as a fable? A. to show what a perfect society would be like B. to make a moral point at the end of the story C. to poke fun at human governments D. to show that people are easily persuaded by propaganda

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c is right

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User Shearichard
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This is a bit subjective, but many would agree that the reason why George Orwell presents Animal Farm as a fable is "D. to show that people are easily persuaded by propaganda" since he wants to emphasize that the "true" parts of human society are often hidden.
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