In "Harrison Bergeron," Vonnegut includes the character of Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicapper General, to reinforce the importance of obeying laws to keep American society from falling apart. illustrate a logical solution for correcting inequality in society. represent the real dangers of an oppressive government. provide an example of someone who has natural abilities and advantages over average people.

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Adalynn Pham

16 July, 17:02

In "Harrison Bergeron," Vonnegut includes the character of Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicapper General, to reinforce the importance of obeying laws to keep American society from falling apart. illustrate a logical solution for correcting inequality in society. represent the real dangers of an oppressive government. provide an example of someone who has natural abilities and advantages over average people.

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Kiana Benjamin · Answer 1

In this story the government took everyone above average and took them down to "equal" to the "lowest" person there is so like harrison he was very strong and handsome they addad all this weight to him to bring him down and put stuff on his face to make him very "ugly" and in the end it did not work