Individualism in "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut

Individualism is a very crucial thing in everyone’s life, its part of our personality as represented in the story called, “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Taking away that individualism is taking apart a few of that person. The book in many methods reveals what would occur if nobody was various and all the people worldwide were the exact same, or basically how devastating. One example is when the Bergeron’s were seeing TV and the commentator came on to reveal.

He began enthusiastically and with fire, however instantly got a shock. He attempted to act out and be the announcer guy with energy, but given that everybody was the exact same he simply offered up and let the ballerina read the announcements in monotone voice. Now I for one would never ever wish to hear n commentator that talked in one tone the entire time.

I addition Vonnegut shows another example is how all the smart and beautiful people have to wear mental and physical handicaps.

Overall, being you is the best thing to do in life, but society today is portraying the perfect kid that everyone is trying to be.