Kurt Vonnegut employs black humor in "Harrison Bergeron" primarily by describing the physically and mentally absurd handicaps people must wear. The exaggerated measures taken to enforce equality create a satirical and darkly comedic atmosphere, highlighting the absurdity of the government's efforts to eliminate individuality and excellence.
How does Kurt Vonnegut employ black humor in "Harrison Bergeron"?
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By describing the physically and mentally absurd handicaps people must wear.
By describing the physically and mentally absurd handicaps people must wear.
By showing the tragic fate of Harrison Bergeron.
By showing the tragic fate of Harrison Bergeron.
By highlighting the government's seriousness in enforcing equality.
By highlighting the government's seriousness in enforcing equality.
By portraying the joy and laughter of the characters in the story.
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