Harrison Bergeron Book Report

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Narine kassabian
Miss flavia
Literature
Oct/28/2017 Kassabian

In the year 2081, george and hazel have a son name Harrison Bergeron, but for them the government took their son Harrison away when he was 14 years old. Someone once decided that George Bergeron is above average intelligence, so he had a radio implanted in his ears. And her wife doesn't have handicaps on her hands. One night, the Bergerons are sitting in front of the tv watching the ballerinas,wearing masks to hide their beauty and strength. Hazel said to George while they were watching the ballerinas and she said to george while they were watching the ballerinas and she said this is a bad episode of minute to win it and no one wants to see that. Harrison bergeron has escaped, the convict, is just what any boring ballet ,opera,or interpretive dance routine needs to liven things up abit, and boy does it get lively when harrison himself rips off the door to the stage and storm on screen. …show more content…
Just what this society needs to pull it from its homogenised old drums a crazed monarchy. Two of them dance and they fly through the air of kiss the ceiling, then kiss each other. The handicapper general,diana moon Glampers,doesn't seem to care much for kissing in addition to discouraging strength intelligence and beauty since she shoots them both dead with a shotgun. The bergerons televisions blows out and goes dark. But then it turns out that george had gone to get a beer,so it appears he missed the whole thing. Hazel cries, but she can't remember why,than life quickly returns to
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