Jealousy In Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron

People experience jealousy and differences all the time. They experience the most in society. “Harrison Bergeron”, by Kurt Vonnegut, displays this very well. This story is very meaningful;. The government has made everyone equal by giving every one handicaps. George is very strong and smart but he has to wear metal beads around his neck. Then he gets stronger so they have to add more. One theme that works with jealousy is displayed in the story is that if someone is better than you change yourself and not someone else. When George asked her what she was crying about she said “ I forgot”. She is so lazy that she can't remember what she was crying about. So now everyone has to be as dumb as her. She Then said “ I forget sad things,” “I always