Examples Of Dialectical Journal For The Giver
“He heard people singing. Behind him, across vast distances of space and time, from the place he had left, he thought he heard music too. But perhaps it was only an echo.”
Jonas woke up in a cozy bed in a clinic, wrapped in three blankets, and his head accommodated in soft feather pillows. For a moment he forgot everything that had happened. He looked around and noticed Gabe sleeping soundly next to him. Then, he remembered the nightmarish event that luckily was over. He also remembered his community and wondered what had happened to his family, friends, The Giver, and everything in life that surrounded him.
Back in the Community, the air smelled to truth. The memories returned to the people when Jonas left the Community. The happy memories …show more content…
People were amazed and speechless because of how real and alive those emotions and feelings made them feel. But The Giver knew what was coming next. When the bad memories of sunburn, hunger, the battlefield, and the hunt of elephants returned to the people, they were wide awake. Now they knew what real life was, and they knew the lies behind the Committee of Elders. Now they acquired wisdom from the memories, and they knew what was right and wrong for their lives. Therefore, they accepted the truth in a way The Giver wasn’t …show more content…
They were in strike, burning the streets, destroying the city, and threatening the Committee of Elders. The Committee of Elders had a small crew who remained loyal and were trying to stop the rebellion but it was useless. Therefore, the Committee of Elders threatened the Community with a massive elimination of the city, but the Community was uncontrollable and determined to gain their freedom. One day, the determination of the Community led to the assassination of the head of the Committee of Elders. Fiona couldn't believe the Community went this far, but they were on their way to freedom. Without the head of the Committee of Elders, the rest of the Committee didn’t know what to do. Until one member said, “It seems like they don’t have an end. Let’s give them what they want.” The next day, the Committee of Elders declared freedom for the Community but warned that everything they did was for the sake of the Community. Then they applied for
Jonas woke up in a cozy bed in a clinic, wrapped in three blankets, and his head accommodated in soft feather pillows. For a moment he forgot everything that had happened. He looked around and noticed Gabe sleeping soundly next to him. Then, he remembered the nightmarish event that luckily was over. He also remembered his community and wondered what had happened to his family, friends, The Giver, and everything in life that surrounded him.
Back in the Community, the air smelled to truth. The memories returned to the people when Jonas left the Community. The happy memories …show more content…
People were amazed and speechless because of how real and alive those emotions and feelings made them feel. But The Giver knew what was coming next. When the bad memories of sunburn, hunger, the battlefield, and the hunt of elephants returned to the people, they were wide awake. Now they knew what real life was, and they knew the lies behind the Committee of Elders. Now they acquired wisdom from the memories, and they knew what was right and wrong for their lives. Therefore, they accepted the truth in a way The Giver wasn’t …show more content…
They were in strike, burning the streets, destroying the city, and threatening the Committee of Elders. The Committee of Elders had a small crew who remained loyal and were trying to stop the rebellion but it was useless. Therefore, the Committee of Elders threatened the Community with a massive elimination of the city, but the Community was uncontrollable and determined to gain their freedom. One day, the determination of the Community led to the assassination of the head of the Committee of Elders. Fiona couldn't believe the Community went this far, but they were on their way to freedom. Without the head of the Committee of Elders, the rest of the Committee didn’t know what to do. Until one member said, “It seems like they don’t have an end. Let’s give them what they want.” The next day, the Committee of Elders declared freedom for the Community but warned that everything they did was for the sake of the Community. Then they applied for