In Kurt Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron," Hazel is not handicapped because she possesses average intelligence and physical abilities, which the government considers to be the societal norm. The story's oppressive regime enforces equality by handicapping individuals who exhibit above-average traits. Since Hazel's capabilities fall within the average range, she does not require any handicaps, highlighting the absurdity of enforced equality in the dystopian society.
Sorry no there isnt. Sorry no there isnt.
no it isnt ok isnt ok isnt ok dadyyouve been stuck by a food criminal
Isnt it indian??? Isnt it indian???
no there isnt that mite be a fib or a legent but there isnt
no it isnt but it isnt the teachers choice
Jake Thrupp, and Giorgia Green. ^And Campbell Carsley and Josh Winnington. Georgia Green is Alli's best friend back in Australia. Giorgia isnt my best friend. Her sister Ruby Green is. And Sophie Harrison.
Isnt you
thats funny isn't it no it isnt not dont no isnt haunted
gamecube isnt wifi enabled there isnt an ethernet port.
No isnt is 1 to 5 chapters but 6 isnt created yet!
well it isnt as educated as i though but no it isnt a bad school!
nose isnt working ,while the part isnt responding........ ect