Question

1. what is the effect of not allowing the rebellion scene to develop fully before harrison is killed?

it reinforces the governments efficiency
it provides comic relief in a tense moment
it symbolizes that resistance is pointless
it demonstrates how quickly freedom can be crushed

Explanation:

In the story, Harrison represents a symbol of rebellion and the fight for freedom. When the rebellion scene is cut short by his death, it shows that the oppressive system can quickly end any attempt at freedom. It's not about the government's efficiency (as it's more about suppression than just being efficient), there's no comic relief in this tragic moment, and while resistance might seem hard, the main focus here is on how fast freedom (represented by the rebellion) is crushed.

Answer:

It demonstrates how quickly freedom can be crushed