In both stories Fahrenheit 451, and Harrison Bergeron they have similar themes and ideas with mysterious, corrupt societies all about the concept of knowledge, and not letting people have it with stupid reasons. In the stories, it is all about being born into communist type countries, who really like rules as well as limits on stupid things held by the governments such as in Fahrenheit 451 it is reading books, because the ideas upset you, and in Harrison Bergeron it is just the traits of being smart, ugly, just equality in general is not acceptable because they want people to be mis-uninformed about everything because of amendment #211, and #212 which is equality all in the same way One similarity is when Guy Montag meets all of the homeless on page143 it says "Welcome back from the dead." Montag nodded. Granger went on. "You might as well know all of us now."... Montag replies with "I don't belong with you," "I've been an idiot all of the way." Grangers role in this text is like Harris Bergeron asking the others who will stand with him, and there are many people who stand with Granger, such as, Fred Clement, Thomas Hardy, Dr. Simmons, etc. this is like when Harris Bergeron is on stage and says for all those who want to be royalty stand with me or be my empress to the ballerina (On page …show more content…
Such as when he notices a light breath on page 10 "He stood very straight and listened to the person on the dark bed in the completely featureless night. The breath coming out the nostrils was so faint it stirred only the furthest fringes of life, a small leaf, a black feather, and a single fiber of hair..." on page 11