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If you refer to birth: "nacido". If you refer to carrying weights: "cargado".
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Kurt Vonnegut wrote the story about people made physically equal. Harrison is tall and athletic so he must be handicapped by wearing weights, earphones, and glasses.
Due to government regulations, George is less intelligent than he was originally...APEX 2022
In the story "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut, the government has enforced equality by handicapping those who are naturally talented or above average in any way. These handicaps could include masks to disrupt beautiful faces, heavy weights to slow down strong individuals, or earpieces to interrupt intelligent thoughts. Everyone is brought down to the same level to ensure equality.
In "Harrison Bergeron," individuals with above-average abilities are handicapped through physical and mental constraints imposed by the government. These handicaps are meant to ensure that all citizens are equal in terms of intelligence, strength, and beauty. Examples include wearing heavy masks to disrupt intelligent thoughts and carrying weights to offset physical prowess.
"The rest of Harrison's appearance was Halloween"
The dynamic character in "Harrison Bergeron" is Harrison himself. At the beginning of the story, he is depicted as a threat to the society by the government, but as the story progresses, he becomes a symbol of rebellion and individuality against the oppressive system. His actions and beliefs undergo a significant transformation throughout the narrative.
Harrison was very handsome so they had to make him ugly by making him wear raggedy clothes, messy/long hair, and made him keep a dirty face. He was very intelligent so they made in wear that thing that beeped in their ears. and they made him wear very very heavy weights to weigh him down and make him ungraceful because he was so strong.
you could take some little canvas bags and fill them with about 5 pounds of birdshot and tape them onto a your ankle??? or go to walmart and buy some for 14 bucks...
T. Wilson Harrison has written: 'Harrison's rapid calculator for dairy patrons and cheese factories' -- subject(s): Milk, Weights and measures, Weight, Poids et mesures, Lait, Weight and measurement
Clark Haggans
Typically ballerinas are very light, as they must do complicated dancing and must fit in elaborate costumes. The average weight for an adult ballerina is around 120 pounds but different ballerinas' weights can vary as they can play different parts in ballet. The average weight for a young ballerina is around 80 pounds. However fat ballerinas are commonly not accepted into schools like Ballet South, so to be a ballerina you have to be very thin and quick, although it is possible for medium-weight girls to be talented ballerinas. For more info go to related links.It also includes info about Ballet South, a respected school for education and ballet.
The story you are referring to is likely "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut. It is a dystopian fiction that explores a society where individuals are handicapped to achieve equality in all aspects, resulting in a suppression of individual differences and talents.