"harrison bergeron" part a what is a major theme of “harrison bergeron”? a-unintelligent people inevitably become bad parents. b-evil people gravitate to powerful positions in the government. c-television is bad for society because it shows violence. d-it is impossible to make people totally identical in every way. part b which evidence from the text best supports the answer in part a? a-after the government takes harrison away, vonnegut writes that although it was sad, "hazel couldn’t think about it very hard.” b-the heaviest of handicaps cannot mask harrison's superiority: he “had outgrown hindrances faster than the h-g men could think them up.” c-diana moon glampers kills harrison: “she fired twice, and the emperor and the empress were dead….” d-the violence occurs live on tv when “diana moon came into the studio with a double-barreled ten-gauge shotgun….”