George Orwell
George Orwell – Shooting an Elephant Essay There are many types and groups of people involved in relationships around the world. ... However; in the essay “Shooting an Elephant”, by George Orwell, his relationship between the Burmese is not based on morals and ethics. ... The truth is the relationship between the George Orwell and Burmese would only get better, if both worlds saw an end to imperialism. George Orwell served the British Empire as a sub-divisional police officer for a town in Burma. ... As a minority in the town, and also being known as an oppressor, George Orwell was a target of the Burmese people. ... The relationship between the Burmese and George Orwell was therefore, atrocious. ... If George Orwell was not European, the relationship between the two may have been much different. Instead, the relationship was so bad, that Orwell had to deal with several thousand Burmese people hating on him. ... This lead George Orwell to feel that “imperialism was an evil thing…” (293). George Orwell hated his job, just as much the Burmese people hated him.