Harrison Bergeron has been taken away from his parents at

Harrison Bergeron is an heroic superman figure. He is seven feet tall and immensely strong. He can tear off his physical handicapping devices as if they were tissue paper. Vonnegut concretizes the leveling devices of the totalitarian government by showing young Harrison with heavy bags full of lead, a padlock bar across his mouth, and a hideous mask. In his moment of liberation Harrison invades the government TV studio and tears them off. As he does so he makes the ultimate anti-equality statement.

"I am the Emperor", he cries. He then chooses his queen from among the ballerinas assembled there and rips off her equalizing devices. When her hideous mask comes off she is seen to be breathtakingly lovely. Harrison then does a dance so beautiful and so erotic with his empress that it defies gravity. It is brought to an end by the Handicapper General Diana Moon Glampers herself who interrupts the performance by shooting both performers with a shotgun.

Vonnegut's wit is not subtle in this

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