in harrison bergeron, vonnegut includes the character of diana moon glampers, the handicapper general…

in harrison bergeron, vonnegut includes the character of diana moon glampers, the handicapper general, to\nreinforce the importance of obeying laws to keep society from falling apart.\nillustrate a logical solution for correcting inequality in society.\nrepresent the real dangers of an oppressive government.\nprovide an example of someone who has natural abilities and advantages over other people.

in harrison bergeron, vonnegut includes the character of diana moon glampers, the handicapper general, to\nreinforce the importance of obeying laws to keep society from falling apart.\nillustrate a logical solution for correcting inequality in society.\nrepresent the real dangers of an oppressive government.\nprovide an example of someone who has natural abilities and advantages over other people.

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In Harrison Bergeron, Diana Moon Glampers, as the Handicapper General, enforces extreme equality measures. These measures are oppressive (like handicapping those with natural talents). The story critiques an over - controlling government. The first option about obeying laws is incorrect as the laws are unjust. The second option's "logical solution" is wrong since the equality is forced and illogical. The fourth option is wrong as she doesn't have natural advantages but enforces handicaps.

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C. represent the real dangers of an oppressive government.