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Harrison Bergeron and Satire Project
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- The year is 2081, every American is fully equal. No one is allowed to be prettier, dressed better, or smarter.
- Ballerinas are masked to hide their beauty. Such measures are done to protect viewers and save them from the pain of comparison.
- I wish I could be myself
- Hazel urges Harrison to rest his handicap bag, full of 47 pounds of weight. Harrison reminds his mother that they do not want to break the law and influence a switch back to a competitive world. She agreed.
- We can break the law mother society would return to it"s competitive ways
- Why don't you take some of the weight out Harrison? You look exhausted.
- After the announcer can't overcome his speech impediment, he hands the bulletin to a ballerina. She accidentally read in her natural, beautiful voice, when she realizes she switches to an ugly growly voice to insure no one will feel jealous.
- After seeing a horrible scene involving Diana Moon Glampers kill Harrison and his empress on the TV, George finds Hazel crying but Hazel can not remember what she had seen. George urges Hazel to not remind sad things.
- In his story "Harrison Bergeron," Kurt Vonnegut makes the point that total equality is not worth striving for despite what many people believe. It is a mistaken goal that is dangerous in both execution and outcome. This is because in order to have complete physical and mental equality among all Americans, the government in Vonnegut's story tortures its citizens. I think the point Vonnegut was making is that society should make an effort to value individuality and fairness, in which everyone receives what they need to prosper, instead of universal equality.
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