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1. in “harrison bergeron,” kurt vonneg...
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Need asap! hoping to get by the end of today.
1. in “harrison bergeron,” kurt vonnegut writes that hazel has “average” intelligence, but she cannot even remember what happened to harrison 20 seconds after he dies. based on that, what can you infer about vonnegut’s opinion of average intelligence in this society?
2. how has the society in “harrison bergeron” misunderstood the idea of equality?
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