How does Gulliver describe his return to England compared to Lilliput?

Gulliver’s experience upon returning to England is profoundly impacted by his time in Lilliput, which shapes his perspective on the complexities of his home country. He observes that the political intricacies of Lilliput, despite their absurdity, provide a sharp contrast to what he perceives as the problems and shortcomings in England. This complexity in Lilliput becomes a lens through which he critiques the political machinations and societal issues in his homeland. The detailed and intricate politics of Lilliput, though trivial and ridiculous in scale, highlight for Gulliver the failings of the systems in place in England, leading him to feel that his homeland lacks the depth and engagement he encountered in Lilliput. Thus, the description of England as lacking compared to Lilliput's intricate politics accurately captures Gulliver's disillusionment and critical view of his own society after his experiences abroad.