Which evidence from the text best supports the answer in Part A? Vonnegut writes that Hazel’s intelligence was average, “which m
eant she couldn’t think about anything except in short bursts.” Transmitters are used “to keep people like George [Harrison's father] from taking unfair advantage of their brains.” Harrison behaves violently when he snatches up two musicians and them slams them back into their chairs. The start of the story emphasizes the fact that “everybody was finally equal.”
<h2><em><u>There is this line from the article that a mix of sadness and pleasure frequently occurs in a writer's life. Sadness that stands for the inferiority atmosphere of people on how they view Hispanics, and pleasure that gives Par Mora the nerves and inspiration to take more pride to her race</u></em></h2>
