PLEASE HELP I ONLY NEED TWO PARAGRAPHS ON THIS TOPIC “Based on your reading of “Shooting an Elephant," what inferences can you make about the author's
views on the proper role of government in people's lives? In what ways did his experiences in Burma
shape and refine these views? Refer to specific examples from the text to support your ideas.
Feel free to include outside research on George Orwell if necessary. Write at least two paragraphs.”

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Explanation:

Orwell abandons his morals and kills the elephant to garner the approval of the Burmese. Orwell speaks of himself when he says, “it is the condition of rule that he shall spend his life in trying to impress the natives.” And so in every crisis he has got to do what the natives expect of him.

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