Why Is The Giver Wrong

When a society strives for equality, there is a danger of loss of freedom and individuality among that society. In the book The Giver, the main character Jonas lives in a world where everything is perfect or so it seems. Everyone is controlled and are unable to make their own choices and they have count on the elders to make the their choices for them. Jonas realizes that the way they are living their lives is wrong and decides to change the way they live. The world that is Jonas’s community is wrong because everyone is the same and choices are important because they help you even bad choices because you learn from them The elders want a world where everyone to be same so that no one will get hurt physically and mentally. They decided to
They needed someone to take the memories and feelings of the past so that they can change the people’s precision of the past so that they can keep them ignorant They needed a receiver, someone who would take all pain and pleasure of life so that the rest don’t. In the book, the giver says “Without wisdom I could not fulfill my function of advising the committee of elders when they call upon me. This explains how the elder’s use the giver to give information about the past life so that they fix the future. This went all wrong when they decided that Jonas was the receiver but he wouldn’t just stop and do nothing. Jonas and The Giver decided that he shall leave the community and when makes to elsewhere the memories will return to everyone. When Jonas is leaving he takes Gabe with him because he did not want Gabe to be released. They managed to make it to the sled that he saw in his first memories and rides down and lands in the snow and hears music. It stops there because lowry does not give a clear ending. The elders have tried to make sure that they make the world as perfect as they could but it does not work well for