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When people are different, it can cause positive results or negative results. For examples-in the story “All Summer In A Day” by Ray Bradbury, being different leads to being bullied. Margo remembers being on Earth and is bullied by the kids that don’t remember what they wish they had. The same goes for the story “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut. The people in the story are created equal because the people who are more talented and beautiful are handicapped. Being different can be good and bad.
In “Harrison Bergeron” the ballerinas were no better at dancing than anyone else. The reason for the ballerinas dancing is they had had been handicapped, so no one would feel jealous. Since they were no different, it would not cause any problems

with jealousy. Kurt Vonnegut also tells about how people are handicapped to keep people from being different from one another. The reason shows how being the same can help bring peace between people, even though the handicapped have to hide their talent.
In “All Summer In A Day” a girl named margo is being picked on because she remembers Earth more than the other kids. Margo is different from the others because of her memory of Earth and it causes others to pick on her. Margo was on Earth when she was four and the other kids were only there when they were two. It shows she is different because she has been on Earth the longest and has the memory.
When people are different from one another, sometimes it doesn’t have good results. But, being the same can be just as bad. The stories are showing what being different or the same can either cause problems or not. The characters from ¨Harrison Bergeron¨ and ¨All Summer In A Day¨ were not treated well for being different.