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Zulu
the year was 2081 and everyone was
finally equal they weren't illegal
before God in the law you see they were
equal every which way
nobody was smarter than anybody else
nobody was better-looking than anybody
else
nobody was stronger quicker than anybody
else and all this equality was due to
the 211 212 and 213 amendments to the
Constitution and to the unceasing
vigilance of the United States
handicapper general the strong or
weights to make them weaker the
intelligent or earpieces that kept them
from taking unfair advantage of their
brains even the beautiful sometimes wore
masks and situations where their beauty
might simply be too distracting it was
the Golden Age of equality some things
about living still weren't quite right
though
April for instance continued to drive
people crazy by not quite being
springtime and it was in that clammy
month that the HD men came to take
George and Hazel Bergeron son Harrison
away
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you are fixing the TV dear
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I bet that was a real pretty dance that
dance she just did that dance I bet it
was nice
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what was it this time
loud same as last time
it sounded a little like somebody
hitting a milk bottle with a ball-peen
hammer from here it must be very
interesting to hear all the different
sounds all the things they think up it
isn't only if I was the handicapper
general you know what I do
I'd have chimes on Sunday just chimes
kind of kind of in honor of religion
good things straight if it was just
chimes well then maybe I'd make them
real loud then I think I make a good
handicapper general you would
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boy that was a doozy wasn't it yeah
you seem distracted hon what what are
you thinking about it straighten my head
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you must be tired why don't you stretch
out on the sofa so you can rest your
handicaps on the pillows you're always
so worn out if there was just some way
we could virus it I'm not saying all the
time I'm just saying maybe when you're
sitting around the house hazel if I take
them off I'm gonna want to keep them off
and we both know how you want to feel
about that I'd hate it so nothing to be
done then
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we interrupt our broadcast of the
National Ballet Sleeping Beauty for
important breaking news I don't
understand why they dinner up such a
nice ballet just to tell us the same old
news
what does it matter if they just shown
the same old ballet good good good
evening
we've just received a warning from the
handicapped had he kept the head he kept
up the heading up and through the head
that's all right he tried that's the
important thing
I think he should get a nice big raise
for trying so hard
oh I think I'll get started with the
business
good evening we've just received warning
from the office of the handicapper
general that suspected anarchist
Harrison Bergeron has escaped from
custody arrested six years ago for
propagandist vandalism broadcast piracy
refusal to report for his quarterly
handicapping evaluations and for the
blatant removal of his handicaps in a
public place mr. Bergeron had been
awaiting trial in a maximum-security
prison here in Washington DC when he
miraculously disappeared from his cell
earlier this evening
please be advised that Bergeron is a
genius and an athlete is under
handicapped and is considered to be
extremely dangerous
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if you see this man please contact your
local authorities immediately thank you
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ladies and gentlemen distinguished
guests from around the world may I have
your attention please
there's a bomb beneath this theater and
there's a detonator in my hand
so I strongly suggest that you remain in
your seats
now my apologies for interrupting this
evenings entertainment hopefully I can
provide you with some of my own my name
is Harrison Bergeron I am a fugitive at
a public threat I am an abomination of
the abel I am an exception to the
accepted I am the greatest man you have
never known and for the last six years
I've been held prisoner by the state
sentenced without trial to torture
without end they had hoped to destroy in
me any trace of the extraordinary and in
time I came to share that hope
but the extraordinary it seems was
simply out of their reach so now I stand
before you today beaten hobbled and
sickened but sadly not broken and I say
to you that if it is greatness we must
destroy then let us drag our enemy out
of the darkness where it has been hiding
let us shine a light so that it lasts
all the world can see
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northwest copy that immunity what's your
status
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and now from my next trick I'm gonna
need a volunteer no one come now perhaps
one of you
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bomb has been disarmed copy that
Sancho kill the broadcast
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enough
just here
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copy that all units stand by for entry
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that one sounded kind of like a gunshot
hun if you look upset what's wrong
Oh
oh yeah said the television time you
should forget sad things anyway I always
do
yeah I could tell that one was a doozy
you can say that again
gee I could tell that one was a doozy
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