Plz me with shooting an elephant! how does the incident of the mad elephant on pp. 59-62 enlighten the narrator about the “real power of imperialism? c. orwell agrees with the burmese people that the elephant should be shot. d. orwell agrees with the entire concept of imperialism. b. orwell realizes that “when the white man turns tyrant, it is his own freedom he destroys.” a. orwell illustrates the use of excessive military force dictates justification.

The correct answer is b.Orwell realizes that “when the white man turns tyrant, it is his own freedom he destroys.” While standing there, surrounded by 2.000 native people, he realizes that he is all alone, as an isolated figure of the conqueror - otherwise comical, now important because he has a rifle. He isn't entitled to his own, individual free will. He has to do what they expect of him. He is not a person; he is a sahib. And a sahib has to shoot when he has the rifle.

Cis the correct answer