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One message Kurt Vonnegut conveys through the satire "Harrison Bergeron" is that the government cannot create an ideal society by forcing individuals to give up the qualities that make them unique. Explain how he uses the characters to develop this message. Use evidence from the story to support your response.

Answer 1

Kurt Vonnegut conveys through the satire "Harrison Bergeron" is that the government cannot create an ideal society by forcing individuals to give up the qualities that make them unique. Use evidence from the story to support your response. One message explained how he uses the characters to develop this message.