The pigs declare that the animals are working less and have more food, but. . . .
Dramatic Irony
That is physically impossible.
That is physically impossible.
The pigs once advocated the Rebellion and hated the humans, but . . . . .
Situational Irony
At the end, they made a friendship with the humans.
At the end, they made a friendship with the humans.
Boxer is taken to the knackers, but . . . .
Dramatic Irony
Squealer says that its a Doctors cart.
Squealer says that its a Doctors cart.
The animals overthrow the humans to be free and to become all equal, but . . . .
Situational Irony & Dramatic Irony
In the end, they are back to square one.
In the end, they are back to square one.
Napoleon declares the death sentence for nay animal who drinks alcohol, but . . . .
Situational Irony
He already drank alcohol before.
He already drank alcohol before.
Old Major told Boxer that when his muscles went weak that Mr. Jones would sell him to the knackers, but . . ..
Situational Irony
He is actually sold the knackers by the pigs
He is actually sold the knackers by the pigs
Snowball, a hero of Animal Farm, is made out to be an enemy by Napoleon, but . . . .
Dramatic Irony
Napoleon is the real enemy.
Napoleon is the real enemy.