Homework:
Students are magazine writers who have an opportunity to interview any
story character from "Harrison Bergeron". Students need to
create a list of 8 to 10 questions they would like to ask their characters.
They then need to answer the questions and post this on the blog.
Interview:
George Bergeron
1)
Interviewer:
How did you react to your son’s jailing?
George:
I keep forgetting that that boy got jailed. I guess every father would be a
little bit disappointed if his son got arrested. *winces*
2)
I:
Do you think this equality act is fair?
G:
I don’t have much time to think about it. It was started when I was a baby, so
I guess I’m used to it. My father told me of a wonderful time before the act,
when free thinking was first being suppressed. Ow!
3)
I:
So what do you do for fun?
G:
Fun? I’m not sure we really do anything fun. I live with my wife and my son is
in prison. We watch TV. *winces again*
4)
I:
TV, huh? Have you seen anything good recently?
G:
Well, sometime I saw a program on ballerinas. They would have been better without
the handicaps. But then something happened and my wife told me it was really
sad. Ouch! I just don’t remember.
5)
I:
Well, I think she saw your son’s murder.
G:
Murder? No, it couldn’t be. He’s only in jail. He wouldn’t do anything that
risky. He’s innocent. Unless he broke out.
6)
I:
So you don’t think he was plotting against the government?
G:
Oh heavens no. He’s merely a child and he wouldn’t ever do anything to hurt
anyone.
7)
I: If you had to choose, which handicap would you get rid of: your hearing one or
the weights?
G:
I’d take off the hearing one. It’s just too loud. The weights I can handle but
the hearing one is horrible. Ouch!
8)
I:
Have you ever taken off your handicaps, even if it was just for a few minutes?
G:
I could never take off my handicaps. The punishment for it is too much.
9)
I:
So you would never rebel against the government?
G:
I’ve thought about it before, like when the bags seemed extra heavy and the
noises got even louder. But these thoughts are always stopped because of the
noises. Ow! That was a doozy. Who are you?
GAAH! Don't hate me Fielding!
Actually - this is an interesting character to interview. I mean with the constant headaches he must get that cause him to forget things.
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