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The Giver Ending Analysis
A new ending for The Giver-Vanellope

When Jonas opened his eyes. He just found that he lost his consciousness when he slid down the hill. Free and relaxed with his arm and leg, “what happened to my body?” ,Jonas thought. Everything around him was white, the snow stopped, that kind of white is different than the snow. white ground, white sky, white house, just like the same as the house in the community.

“Hello?” Jonas said.

Nobody answered him, nobody was around him. Jonas felt confused, where was he? Where was Gabriel? Oh! Gabriel! Jonas just found that the his life had disappeared. Jonas found a way to get out of this place, He wanted to know where Gabriel was. But the white world was like a prison, it was like a wall that he couldn’t
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Elsewhere? You just said I was dead! But…” The woman in red hair put her forefinger on Jonas’s mouth. “You are a Receiver. You live in the community. You know the real release. Right? I will show you the thing you don’t understand. Follow me.” The woman just walked through the wall, Jonas stopped.

“Follow me!” Said the woman.

Jonas followed her through the wall to see what’s going on.

At the moment he walked through the wall, he saw a boy running with an animal, yes, that was an animal! He saw it in the memory by the giver transmits. He thought he met that boy before. A lot of green thing and animal here, when Jonas walked on the “green ground” and touched it, the smoothy touching just like the feeling of plants in his mind.

Jonas followed the woman to a house through the “green ground”, when they opened the door, the people inside the room were very different than the people in community. The different clothing among young children,different haircut among women and men. And they all have pale eyes. People were dancing, singing, eating and drinking. Grandfather hugged a child, young men were kissing young women’s lips. The house did not seem like a auditorium, but why there were large number of people here? Why were people able to play so happily with each other?

There were lots of new things Jonas did not know before. But he still believed that he saw the

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