1. The fact that the government had added 213 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution shows us they they got really serious about rules, what you can and can not do, and very serious about making everyone equal.
2. The narrator says that Georges ¨thought fled in panic like danits¨ it pretty much is saying that his thoughts just go all over the place and he can't ever quite remember what he was thinking about.
3.In the story for people that need to be handicapped because of the way they look or how they think they either have to put a mask on if they are attractive, if they are intelligent they have this head piece on that sends out an irritating sound to your so it would stop them from taking advantage of there mind, and if they were athletic they would put a certain weight to make sure they could no be as fast of …show more content…
When Harrison is freeing himself from his shackles it shows up that the power of the government could not even hold him down that power doesn't really men anything as long as you put your mind to what you want they can’t stop you.
8.The simile the narrator used to describe harrison and the ballerina when they were dancing was¨ They leaped like deer on the mood” when he says that it means that it looks like they are just floating around and dancing back and forth like there want any problem.
9.Harrison's parents aren't emotionally impacted by his death because one his dad had seen everything but he does not remember anything because he is “handicapped” and he has that shock that messes with his memory, and his mother does not get to see anything so she has no idea that he even died.I think that americans are similar to George and Hazel now a days because everyone tends to just forget about people as time passes by.
10. I think that Georges advice to his wife at the end is good because no one needs any negativity in there lives. If she has remembered all the sad things she probably wouldn't have been able to live with herself and then she'd have
2. The narrator says that Georges ¨thought fled in panic like danits¨ it pretty much is saying that his thoughts just go all over the place and he can't ever quite remember what he was thinking about.
3.In the story for people that need to be handicapped because of the way they look or how they think they either have to put a mask on if they are attractive, if they are intelligent they have this head piece on that sends out an irritating sound to your so it would stop them from taking advantage of there mind, and if they were athletic they would put a certain weight to make sure they could no be as fast of …show more content…
When Harrison is freeing himself from his shackles it shows up that the power of the government could not even hold him down that power doesn't really men anything as long as you put your mind to what you want they can’t stop you.
8.The simile the narrator used to describe harrison and the ballerina when they were dancing was¨ They leaped like deer on the mood” when he says that it means that it looks like they are just floating around and dancing back and forth like there want any problem.
9.Harrison's parents aren't emotionally impacted by his death because one his dad had seen everything but he does not remember anything because he is “handicapped” and he has that shock that messes with his memory, and his mother does not get to see anything so she has no idea that he even died.I think that americans are similar to George and Hazel now a days because everyone tends to just forget about people as time passes by.
10. I think that Georges advice to his wife at the end is good because no one needs any negativity in there lives. If she has remembered all the sad things she probably wouldn't have been able to live with herself and then she'd have