"Harrison Bergeron" is actually a short story that was written by Kurt Vonnegut. And based on this, how <span>Vonnegut most clearly shows the irony in this story is through the character of Hazel who cannot remember the death of her son and the reason why there were tears on her cheeks. The answer would be the second option.</span>
How about never meant to live?
I believe this is it:
1. us
2. who
3. us
4. who
5. we
6. us
7. who
8. we
9. us
10. who
11. us
12. who
13. we
14. us
15. we
16. who
17. we
18. whom
19. who
20. us
Important tip:
We vs. Us
We is a subject, Us is not.
Whom vs. Who
Use whom if it can be replaced with him/her.
Use who if it can be replaced with he/she.
I hope this helped!