such as Harrison Bergeron? In one’s opinion, he might be depicted as an asinine, foolhardy, and a “Don Quixote”. In a manner throughout the story, the subject had proven himself those three aspects, such as having stormed into the studio to declare himself Emperor and therefore put others in danger, and having believed that he could overthrow the government by sheer force and surprise. Although proclaimed a genius, idiocy can still overtake a sensible person, such as him.
When George Bergeron and his…
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