Cite: Orwell was making extensive use of the animal's sound and movement to describe the action. He turns the figurative language into onomatopoeia. The father figured the animal revolution, singing a rolling song. Their song is called “Beast of England.” Orwell was describing the chorus of onomatopoeia imagery. The pigs became more and more human. Orwell subtly drops the barnyard verbiage and instead of using “said” for dialogue attribution.