Kategorier: Alle - mood - control - equality - totalitarianism

av MC - 08PK 874083 Sir John A Macdonald Sr PS 1 år siden

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Harrison Bergeron

The narrative is delivered from a third-person perspective, emphasizing the perils of a totalitarian government that inflicts suffering and death to enforce uniformity in mental and physical capacities.

Harrison Bergeron

Harrison Bergeron

Mood

The mood is rather calm in the beginning, Its almost sad but near the ending it gets very much intense.

Setting

The setting takes place in a ballet theatre, and George and Hazels home.

Literacy device

Subtopic

Text-Self

A text to text connection I can make is how George was feeling throughout the story. He was kind of one note, I think I would be as confused and tired as him if I was put in the same position.

Text-Text

This story very much reminds me of Divergent. In Divergent you can only be in one of five factions. This reminds me of Harrison Bergeron since everyone there is more or less the same, making it similar to Divergent.

Text-World

A text to world connection is how no one is the same and how everyone is different in their own ways.

Conflict

The main conflict in the story is between Harrison Bergeron and the governments way of controlling and handicapping society.

Theme

The theme is The danger of Totalitarian Government that tortures and executes its citizens to achieve its goal of mental and physical equality.

Perspective

The perspective of this story is told from third person.