You have neard then,
comrades,' he said, that we pigs
now sleep in the beds of the
farmhouse? And why not? You
did not suppose, surely, that
there was ever a ruling against
beds?... You would not rob us of
our repose, would you,
comrades? You would not have
us too tired to carry out our
duties? Surely none of you
wishes to see Jones back? (67).
How do Squealer's repeated
questions impact the other
animals?
OA. These questions give the
other animals the confidence to
stand up to those who are
treating them unfairly.
OB. These questions cause the
other animals to question
themselves and what they think
they know is true.
C. These questions help to
calm the animals' worries about
whether Jones might return to
the farm.
D. These questions cause the
other animals to form a secret
rebellion against the pigs and
dogs.