In Harrison Bergeron, new problems created were lack of wealth, its influence, and most crucially, the unequal distribution of wealth in our society. Vonnegut uses the United States' constitutional amendments and physical disabilities in his writing to illustrate his political viewpoint while also introducing new ones.
Harrison Bergeron serves as a warning to contemporary society regarding the issue of the pursuit of equality. According to Harrison Bergeron, many of the minute details that make each person unique and different are eliminated in the pursuit of equality.
Harrison and his Empress dance while floating to the ceiling after being moved by the music, stopping in midair to kiss. Harrison and the Empress are killed when Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicapper General, storms into the studio brandishing a ten-gauge double-barreled shotgun.
Harrison Bergeron was murdered in the TV studio by Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicap General. It was her shooting him in the studio that put social equality rules to the utmost test.
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