Discussion/Writing Prompt Questions 1. Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron" and 2081 present different versions of their main character'age, appearance, and final speech. What other differences do you notice between the story and the film? Why do you think the filmmakers made those changes?How do you think they change the effect of Harrison's story?

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Discussion/Writing Prompt Questions 1. Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron" and 2081 present different versions of their main character'age, appearance, and final speech. What other differences do you notice between the story and the film? Why do you think the filmmakers made those changes?How do you think they change the effect of Harrison's story?

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One notable difference between Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron" and the film "2081" is the visual portrayal of the handicaps imposed on characters. The filmmakers likely made these changes to enhance the cinematic experience and convey the dystopian society more vividly. These alterations can affect the audience's emotional connection to the characters and amplify the impact of the story by utilizing visual elements.

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