The short story “Harrison Bergeron,” by Kurt Vonnegut is fictious story about what a dystopia could possibly be like. The theme in this story is freedom. Freedom is something that the world recquires in order to not be considered a dystopia. Equality is what our nation has been shooting for this story helps build a future for that. However, think of all the advances in technology, this will not happen in the future if everyone is recquired to be equal. In this story everyone had to be equal. Not only equal in the rights they had, but equal as people. Not one person was more intelligent, stronger, or better in any way. One example from the story is when Diana Moon Glamper threatens with a gun says, “[Y]ou have ten seconds to get your handicaps
