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an analysis of harrison bergeron

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English

 

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Alfonso B

 

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July 18, 2014

 

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University

 

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George and Hazel Bergeron, husband and wife, are two different people on this spectrum. Hazel being of the norm and requiring less handicaps then her husband, and George having to wear heavy bags to control his strength and ear piece that "would send out some sharp noise to keep people [...] from taking unfair advantage of their brains" (Vonnegut 192)...
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This prevents the people that have amazing abilities in a certain area of things from excelling, which ultimately is a detriment to the functioning of a striving society. The Bergeron's also had a son taken away from them at the age of fourteen for having too many "advantages", Butera 2 and thrown in jail...
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