The entire narrative takes place as George and Hazel sit in front of the television. The author did this for several reasons. Wh
ich of the following is NOT one of those reasons? Question 10 options:
To show how television numbs the viewer and disconnects members of society: Hazel is crying about
something, but doesn't know why.
To show how media can intimidate and terrorize citizens: Harrison is executed on live television as an example of what will happen to citizens who do not obey the laws.
To convey the idea that television is revolutionary: Harrison convinces the ballerina and musicians to rebel against the government and join him in his fight.
There were discussions between George and Hazel that took place, but the one discussion that did not take place in the the sitting room is:
To convey the idea that television is revolutionary: Harrison convinces the ballerina and musicians to rebel against the government and join him in his fight.
According to their discussions, thy discussed about how the television numbs and disrespects members of the society and that led to Hazel crying, but George does not know why she cries.
But, they did not discuss about Harrison convincing the musicians to rebel against the government.
The answer is to convey the idea that television is revolutionary. Harrison convinces the ballerina and musicians to rebel against the government and join him in his fight.
Explanation:
Harrison does not convince the musicians to rebel against the government.
Duvitch family is the protagonist of the story. They are narrated the most important ones. The Duvitch family is the main aspect and conflicted in the story. There is a begining and improvment in the end to their characters.
