The Presence of singular control, or individuality is more superior than the total undeniable equality of everyone. In Harrison Bergeron the presence of a singular mindset, or “I”, is shown in one way or more. When Harrison says, “Now watch me become what I can become”, he is describing the abuse that is given to the people in the story to make them less individual. By Harrison breaking out of his restraints, it is giving himself a more powerful feeling and gives him freedom to live to his …show more content…
When Rick says “United we stand, divided we fall” he is explaining that when someone dies or leaves,the group helps each other until it comes to the point where they no longer can. This makes it easier to let go of fallen people and help regain independence without too much pressure being put on others. However, in moments of grief sometimes you need others to help you get through. But at the same time, individual grief and regaining of strength makes it easy to stay independently strong. Overall, the independance in The Walking Dead is what helps the group stay faithful to each other, since after all, a lack of space and independence often leads to chaos or