3. What does the situation with the elephant make Orwell realize about the British
imperialist mission in Burma?

Answer:

"Shooting an Elephant"

The situation with the elephant makes Orwell realize about the British imperialist mission in Burma that the Burmese masses are really in control of their imperial masters, the British.  They dictate what the masters do.

In the same way that he is forced to kill the elephant, the masses, who are regarded as powerless, actually dictate the power moves of their imperial lords.

Explanation:

"Shooting an Elephant" was George Orwell's short novel in  1936, with which he chronicled his Burmese days as an imperial British police officer.  One day he was jeered to regretfully shoot an elephant that went berserk around town.  After the incident, he realized that he should not have killed the elephant.   The incident propelled Orwell to do an introspection that led him to question who was really in charge.  While the imperial lords acted as if they were in control, they did not understand that all their actions were purely reactions to the silent power-moves of the masses, who were really in control.

The circumstance with the elephant causes Orwell to acknowledge about the British settler mission in Burma that the Burmese masses are truly in charge of their majestic experts, the British. They direct what the experts do.  

Similarly that he is compelled to kill the elephant, the majority, who are viewed as frail, really direct the power moves of their majestic rulers.  

"Shooting an Elephant" was George Orwell's short novel in 1936, with which he chronicled his Burmese days as a magnificent British cop. One day he was scoffed to remorsefully shoot an elephant that went wild in and out of town. After the occurrence, he understood that he ought not have killed the elephant.

The occurrence impelled Orwell to do a thoughtfulness that drove him to address who was truly in control. While the majestic masters went about as though they were in charge, they didn't comprehend that every one of their activities were simply responses to the quiet power-moves of the majority, who were truly in charge.

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