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    of writing. He shows throughout his novels published through the 60’s such as The Cat’s Cradle‚ and Slaughterhouse Five. PART TWO 1. How are George and Hazel Bergeron described? What sort of life do they lead? They are a married couple living in 2081 under the new laws of equality setting the standard of monotony among the population. Hazel is described as a woman of entirely average intelligence who cannot retain any amount of knowledge for an extended period of time. George is described as a

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    Katie Walgren Mrs. Laurie Gill English 3-Period 3 10 October 2014 Why look at Crucibles as a Negative? Moments in an individual’s life have changed their perspective or helped them learn how to solve problems as a result of the difficult situations they face. No one has a completely smooth road to success‚ and it is often the obstacles that shed light on to what is truly important to that individual and leads to growth. The obstacle is not as important as how the individual overcame the obstacle

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    A simple device such as a radio transmitter that shoots out little bursts of sound would interrupt someone’s train of though and scatter away anything on their minds. The handicaps have made life terrible and glum. And thus‚ George responds when Hazel suggests he removes his handicaps‚ “I don’t mind it‚” he said. “I don’t notice it anymore. It’s just a part of me” (37). This description of George with heavy weights explains how he doesn’t acknowledge them anymore due to the fact that has been required

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    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 general for going against the government. Both of his parents can’t fully comprehend this tragedy because Hazel has average intelligence and George who is intelligent has handicaps to keep him of average intelligence. As Hazel and George are watching television

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    and we’re not likely to do either.”(pg. 311). Additionally‚ Hazel‚ who is usually objective‚ feels the same resentment towards the universe as the other characters‚ “I thought of my dad telling me that the universe wants to be noticed but what we want is to be noticed by the universe‚ to have the universe give a shit what happens to us- not the collective idea of sentient life but each of us individuals.” (pg. 281). Even though Hazel understands that the universe is insensitive and she is just one

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    opposing forces are yourself‚ society‚ people‚ or nature itself;everyone goes through a conflict. However‚ it is a question of whether or not the person can push through or crack under pressure. The story The Fault in our stars is about a girl named Hazel Grace‚ and a boy named Augustus Waters who fought through cancer throughout their lives. Their cancer was the only reason why they got to know each other. They grew as characters together‚ and to accepting and fighting through their conflict. The short

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    of such action was heard of in the US it was regarded as offensive and unacceptable. The argument was how in the world could this simple logo which had generated millions of dollars to the Colgate and Hawley and Hazel alliance be called offensive? The spokesperson from Hawley and Hazel pointed to the fact they had no problems because the market share was so high in Asia. It left a bad impression on the US consumers because culture was different. The trade mark or logo was singling out black people

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    Adrian Suskauer HIST 451 Pierce 3/16/15 Primary Source Bibliography John and Hazel Robinson. Collection of Papers and Photographs. Ca. 1973-2000. Privately held by John and Hazel Robinson‚ Asheville‚ North Carolina. This collection will comprise the bulk if not the entirety of the primary sources to be used in my thesis. The collection is varied and includes material from roughly thirty years of activity‚ and as such must be reduced to particular categories of pertinent documents. The inception

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    quiet and intuitive‚ and though he does not directly act as a leader‚ throughout the story the others listen to and follow his advice. Fiver is the one who receives the frightening vision of his warren’s imminent destruction. He and his older brother Hazel go to the chief and try to warn him of his vision. They have no luck as the chief refuses to listen to Fiver. Later in the book the warren does end up being destroyed. I will use this lesson in my life by accepting someone’s worries or dangers‚ trust

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    Harrison Bergeron is taken away from his parents (George and Hazel) by the Handicapper General. Because of the equality laws‚ his parents did not have the intelligence to recall the tragedy. Those with above average intelligence wore a radio in which the government could broadcast a noise to interrupt the thoughts of those who had been thinking for extended periods of time. One night‚ George and Hazel are watching ballerinas dance on television. Hazel is crying but can’t exactly remember why. ‘“That was

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