Orwell uses vivid visual imagery to engage readers emotionally and intellectually. For instance, the character of Squealer, with his quick wit and silver tongue, represents the manipulative power of propaganda. His ability to convince the animals that black is white, and that up is down, creates a disorienting effect on the reader, much like a that suddenly shifts from bright to dark.
Orwell uses vivid visual imagery to engage readers emotionally and intellectually. For instance, the character of Squealer, with his quick wit and silver tongue, represents the manipulative power of propaganda. His ability to convince the animals that black is white, and that up is down, creates a disorienting effect on the reader, much like a that suddenly shifts from bright to dark.