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    Dystopia

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    were to have a dystopian world. 1984 is set in a totalitarian society and this book gives us a message that too much government is a bad thing people should be able to have the right and should not be influenced under a totalitarian society. Harrison Bergeron is set in a world where everyone is equal and are handicapped to make sure everyone is equal and nobody can be different the book makes criticism of social engineering allowing stupidity. The calorie man is set in New Orleans and a smuggler Lalji

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    technology can replace the job of many people. People should assume that science can be taken too far. To start off‚ science can be used for dangerous and bad conditions. One of the examples of science being improperly used is in the short story Harrison Bergeron‚ the HG would use special handicaps to handicap people to make everyone equal‚ and have the same intelligence. This is unacceptable because people should have the ability to express their own thoughts and talents and not be held back from striving

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    Forced Equality

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    Forced Equality In “Harrison Bergeron”‚ Kurt Vonnegut explores the theme of forced equality in American society in the future. Vonnegut creates a world in which all living people are equal in all ways. He focuses on creating equality by altering beauty‚ strength‚ and intelligence as opposed to dealing with race‚ religion‚ and sex‚ the true issues of equality in society. Although Vonnegut writes this story to teach the lesson that all people are not equal‚ he forces equality on America in the areas

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    Kurt Vonnegut’s “Harrison Bergeron” is a satirical and dystopian science fiction story of an egalitarian society controlled by the government. The story starts off in the future of America that has reached equality by eliminating the gifted or controlling them with handicap technology. The Handicapper general team upholds this equality and ensures that all laws are enforced to keep the equality. Harrison Bergeron the main protagonist is taken away from his parents Hazel and George by the handicapper

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    Harrison Bergeron

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    Chapter 5 Homework#3 Jin‚jingjiA commercial insurance company sends a letter to the physician requesting a copy of a patient’s entire medical record in order to process payment. No other documents accompany the letter. The insurance specialist should Contact the patient via telephone to alert him about the request Let the patient’s physician handle the situation personally Make a copy of the record and mail it to the insurance company Require a signed patient authorization from the insurance

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    Unwind - Conner

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    people expect of you and in the world I live in‚ people expect the worst. I know I can be more than I am but everyone around me holds me back with their unfair and asinine accusations. Though in a different way‚ Harrison Bergeron and I are both young men held back by our society. Harrison wanted to change his world and I just want to survive in mine. Total opposites it seems‚ but we were both filled with resentment that we had our opportunities taken away. We both know what it’s like to want to change

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    Consumerism In Wall-E

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    WALL-E By: Micah D-S Environment and waste WALL-E is a film with many maessages‚ however I think it is a very environment related movie. In WALL-E‚ Pixar critsizes people taking things for granted‚ and consuming absurd amounts of things they think of as the norm. This means Pixar is critisizing consumerism. They are trying to raise awareness of how easy it is to destroy a society‚ so that it doesn’t happen. WALL-E is a great film because it brings up real issues that the world. It brings up issues

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    Theme is defined as a main idea or an underlying meaning of a literary work that may be stated directly or indirectly. Theme can be interpreted or noticed in many different ways and one common theme may be identified through different texts. It is either what readers think the work is about or what the work says about the subject. That is how theme develops within the work so it can lay out a platform for the story to be performed on. Different authors are the ones who create their own stories that

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    dej fahrenheit 451

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    needles. A shotgun blast went off in his leg every time he put it down… Pg) 121 Connections: Text to Text: This fragment reminded me of the story Harrison Bergeron. In Harrison Bergeron the over intelligent people have to wear ear transmitters that make sounds when they think intelligent things. At multiple points in the story George Bergeron hears gunshots from his transmitter and the similarities caught my eye. Now‚ sucking all the night into his mouth and blowing it out pale‚ with all the

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    games” by Gary Ross ‚ and the story “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut share a lot of similar characteristics of dystopian fiction‚ unlike their counterpart “ There will come soft rains” by Ray Bradbury. Which is a short story that is written under the dystopian fiction‚ but is quite different compared to the other two. Both “the hunger games” and “Harrison Bergeron” share some of characteristics that clearly define a dystopian world such as lack of individuality‚ Protagonist questioning the society

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