Which sentence best describes George Bergeron's characterization in "Harrison Bergeron"?
A. He is a static character, because he has become dehumanized by government controls.
B. He is a dynamic character, because he becomes angry with the police for arresting his son.
C. He is a static character, because he has average intelligence.
D. He is a dynamic character, because he attempts to remove that bag that carries his handicap radio device.
Answer (1)
George Bergeron is best described as a static character in "Harrison Bergeron," as he remains dehumanized by government controls without significant change. Despite moments of frustration, he ultimately accepts his circumstances. His lack of personal growth illustrates the oppressive effects of the society's enforced equality. ;
