The connection between a lack of voice and oppression in Orwell's 'Animal Farm'
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Many of the animals in 'Animal Farm' do not have a voice within the text.
Arguably, we connect having a voice with having power.
Potentially, Orwell is representing how the masses do not have a voice in political systems.
Arguably, we see the pigs’ suppressing the animals language.
Orwell implies that the animals' lack of linguistic ability contributes to their subjugation .
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