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Personal Narrative: What If Everyone Were The Same
What if everyone were the same? I personally believe that it would be so much worst if everyone were the same. There are however benefits of everyone being the same. No bullying would ever happen again this is huge, no one would be jealous or mad at another human being again. There are however negatives to everyone being the same and there are a lot of them. In the short story Harrison Bergeron, Harrison Bergeron was sent to jail and his parents were so handicapped that they would completely forget get about why and where their son was. At the end of the short story Harrison interrupted the show that Hazel and George were watching George was out getting an alcoholic beverage and Hazel was still watching television Harrison started dancing with
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