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With the story's theme being egalitarianism, I think Hazel and George show that with extreme detail. Hazel doesn't wear any handicaps representing the average and below average, while George has weights and an ear-piece that sound so he can't think for long periods of time. George represents the strong and intelligent.

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"Hazel had perfectly average intelligence, which meant she couldn't think about anything except in short bursts,"

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"If there was just some way we could make a little hole in the bottom of the bag, and take out a few of them lead balls. Just a few,"

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"If you could take a few out when you get home from work, I mean- you don't compete with anybody around here. You just set around,"

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"I forget, something real sad on the television,"

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    The Characteristics of Hazel Bergeron

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    The Characteristics of Hazel Bergeron

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Hazel is a static character because she doesn't change throughout the story, she only shows the readers more of herself.

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Hazel is a round character because the basically the whole story revolves around her and George watching the news update on their semi-forgotten son escaping jail.

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What does Hazel say?

Hazel says many forgetful things leaving us to imply that she isn't very smart.

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What does Hazel think?

Hazel can't really remember anything, not even her own son. She didn't recognize him when he came on the TV.

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What is Hazel's effect on others?

Hazel encourages George, her husband, to use his handicaps as little as possible while he's at home.

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What are Hazel's actions?

Hazel cried when Harrison, her son, was shot down, but when George asked her why she was crying she couldn't remember and just moved past the subject of her own child dying. She also tried to have George lessen his handicaps because he looked tired all the time.

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What does Hazel look like?

Because of the fact that the author said nothing about Hazel wearing any type of facial, mental, or physical handicap, we can only assume that she was dumb, ugly, and weak.