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    would seem that his parents‚ George and Hazel Bergeron‚ would be upset by their son’s behavior; however‚ they are pretty much forbidden to form an opinion. Every twenty seconds‚ George is blasted by an incredibly loud sound from an ear piece which has been placed there by the Handicapper General. George‚ without the ear piece‚ is seen as a threat to society because he is intelligent. The blast of sound in George’s ear disturbs his thought pattern. Hazel is of the "normal" group of citizens; therefore

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    than experience. In Wise Blood‚ Flannery O’Connor uses juxtaposition and specific character selection to explore the themes of American Romanticism that include redemption‚ isolation‚ and religion. The main character in the story is a man named Hazel Motes‚ who has recently come back from the war‚ scarred with the images of brutality and death. During his service in the Army‚ he decides that with all the death and destruction that surrounds him‚ there must be no such thing as sin‚ and certainly

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    was a fourteen year old boy that was taken away from his parents‚ George and Hazel Bergeron. The above average smart people had to wear handicaps (a type of earpiece) and it would make a buzzing noise to make sure they were not over thinking. George also had to wear a bag of birdshot (small shot for shotguns) around his neck. The average smart people didn’t have to wear handicaps because they were not as bright. While Hazel and George were watching a ballet dance on TV‚ their son‚ Harrison broke into

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    equal…United States Handicapper General.” (Vonnegut‚ 912) It is in these living conditions that Vonnegut creates conflict by developing the characteristics of the “law abiding” father George Bergeron and his “rebel” son Harrison Bergeron. As George and Hazel watch television one night the program is interrupted by an announcement stating that "Harrison Bergeron‚ age fourteen‚ has just escaped from jail‚ where he was held on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government. He is a genius and an athlete

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    The fault in our stars The main character in The Fault in our Stars is Hazel Grace Lancaster‚ who is a seventeen-year-old girl with terminal cancer. Her life is quite dull‚ everyday repeating same routine. She is home-schooled‚ so she rarely leaves the house. She reads a lot‚ especially this one book called An Imperial Affliction‚ written by her favorite author Peter van Houten. It isn’t until she meets Augustus Waters that her life changes. It’s when her mom forces her to go to a support group

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    How might someone set their own morals? Morality is the system through which we determine right and wrong‚ the guide to good or right conduct. If someone witnesses something that they deem wrong‚ they set morals so they can assure themselves that they will never be like the wrongdoer. In the story‚ Moby Dick‚ Captain Ahab has set out to kill the enormous whale that has taken his leg. This is an example of how we set morals so we don’t become the kind of people we despise. Captain Ahab does not want

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    In the short story‚ it showed that Hazel‚ Harrisons’ mother and George‚ Harrisons’ father lived in fear. It showed that George was afraid to take his handicap’s off. The government stated that they were going to take anyone who took the off. The rules were like if one was beautiful‚ a mask

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    I am the daughter of Michele and Dennis Manion. I am the middle child‚ my younger sister’s name is Kristin. Kristin is in seventh grade at Bettendorf Middle School. My older sister’s name is Nicole (Tumey). She was recently married and she lives in Seattle Washington. I am a freshman at Bettendorf High School. I am involved in many after school activities. Best Buddies is my favorite and most time consuming. I am also involved in FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) and FCCLA (Family Consumer

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    quote you will why it is considered a utopia. In this story everyone but one person as to wear something to make them less strong to be equal to someone or something. “Go on rest the bag for a little while” Hazel said. “I don’t care if you’re not equal to me for a little while.” In the story Hazel is talking to her husband George. When she is talking to her husband George she is talking about a bag this is one of the many items he as to wear to

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    on poverty‚ I remembered that education was the key in determining whether one was living below or above the poverty threshold. At my educational level‚ I decided to assist toddlers early in their educational career‚ and thus‚ I volunteered at the Hazel Hill Child Development Center at San Joaquin Delta College for my service learning project. Exceeding

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