Mr. Jones

• 'Too drunk to remember'- Symbolism

  Inadequacy of a dictatorial regime.

  The elite become addicted to the riches they can get their hands on.
• 'Too drunk to remember'- Symbolism
• 'Jones will send you to the Knacker'- Allusion

  Orwell is stating that Capitalism also has its evils.

  Commodification means that society works like machinery.
• 'Jones will send you to the Knacker'- Allusion
• 'He seized the gun which always stood in a corner of his room'- Allusion.

  Gun indicates insecurity and fear which dictators lead by.

  Dictators know they are bad, but use the minority to protect them.
• 'He seized the gun which always stood in a corner of his room'- Allusion.
• 'Let fly a a charge of number 6 shot into the darkness'- Allusion

  The gun is a shotgun, discriminate and inaccurate.

  Dictators fire into the darkness with a lack of control and general hope of success.
• 'Let fly a a charge of number 6 shot into the darkness'- Allusion
• 'It was a bitter winter'- Irony

  Despite his faults, Jones would have protected the animals.

  The animals may be worse off than before.
• 'It was a bitter winter'- Irony