Conformity In The Giver By Lois Lowry
Lois Lowry's The Giver is a book about a twelve year boy named Jonas who lives in a futuristic society. In Jonas's society there is little choice. Everything is controlled, from what they wear to their job. People are all the same and lack individuality. Lois Lowry warns her readers that too much conformity is not a good thing. Differences are what make people unique and what makes life interesting.
First, in Jonas's society family units are all the same: one son, one daughter, a mother and a father. Parents do not have the ability to choose what gender their children are or how many children they have. They cannot choose to have two boys or two girls. All things considered, by conforming parents lose choices and cannot have the type of family
First, in Jonas's society family units are all the same: one son, one daughter, a mother and a father. Parents do not have the ability to choose what gender their children are or how many children they have. They cannot choose to have two boys or two girls. All things considered, by conforming parents lose choices and cannot have the type of family