English, 10.04.2021 09:30 doris8051

How does the Handicapper General's execution of the emperor and empress support the
satire?
O It makes fun of people who are different.
Olt exaggerates the danger of government control.
Olt emphasizes the need for an equal society.
Olt frightens citizens into obeying the law.

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How does the Handicapper General's execution of the emperor and empress support the
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