It takes place in 2081, probably in a very developed city with a lot of technology and a stable government. In this context, everyone must be normal and straightforward. They all live a life of conformity and are “under-disabled” and handicapped and handicapped to the tune of the others. Everyone wears masks, but the prettiest and most beautiful people wear more hideous masks. This story is from the point of view of Harrison Bergeron's parents, Hazel and George Bergeron. The author does his best to make the story seem very monotonous and empty. However, it also distinguishes different people to show who they are under the mask. Here he uses a metaphor to describe one of the ballerinas: “Her voice was a warm, bright, timeless melody.” He also uses similes to describe Harrison's strength. “The bar broke like celery.” “The photograph of Harrison Bergeron on the screen jumped over and over, as if he were dancing to the rhythm of an earthquake. » Harrison symbolizes someone ready to protest and someone who has not fallen into the norm. Also shows that its differences...