Similarities Between Harrison Bergeron And Fahrenheit 451

In the short story Harrison Bergeron and in the novel Fahrenheit 451 both display that everyone is equal and that no one is better looking or smarter than anyone else, this is the law of both states. An example of this in the novel is that no one can read or have there own thought and if they try to disobey the law they will be killed. An example from the short story is that George was smarter than most people in his town so they put a transmitter in his head to make a noise every 10 seconds and this would draw away his thought. Another similarity with the short story and the novel is that they are controlled by television. George and Hazel both sit and watch television together but, when there son comes on the television they don’t even recognize