Enemies ...

Most of the definitions which I went through and compared, the ones that match closest to what the characters perceived, their enemies were on the ideological grounds. Just like “An opposing military force” For Burmese it was the freedom call, to throw the intruders out to counter for what British were extending there roots of colonounism under the banner of imperialism around the world. Furthermore, Burmese people and George Orwell were “hostile group of people” on the same terrain, as opposing each others existence on ground and to unleash there agony. George Orwell was not alone in making enemies, the isolation made him lonely and frustrated. Is another enemy was Imperialistic Ideology, It made him divided and confused, unable toe perform his duties. As a result, The Burmese’s people were looked upon as his enemies.