The sentence which best describes George Bergeron’s characterization in "Harrison Bergeron" is:
He is a static character because he has become dehumanized by government controls.
George Bergeron has turned static in his life. At the time when his son has been arrested he offered no resistance to it. The thoughts about his state and loyalty towards it revolved in his mind. He is very loyal and submissive to the government. According to him the reason which makes a society fall is when its people don't follow the laws and cheat on it.
The sentence which best describes George Bergeron is "He is a static character, because he has become dehumanized by government controls." (option A)
George Bergeron is a static character in the dystopian short story "Harrison Bergeron." George is forced by the government to wear a device that hinders his thought process, forcing him to live as if he had average intelligence.
The government in the story forces the use of such devices - known as handicaps - to make everyone equal. No one can be more than anyone else - not more beautiful, more intelligent, etc. That leads to people's dehumanization.
Therefore, that is what happens to George. He becomes dehumanized by government control, as expressed in option A. So much so that he fails to see and understand the death of his own son.
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