The Giver Sameness Analysis

Imagine a world where everything is the same. No color, no imagination, and worst of all; no memories. How would you make yourself different from others in an all-too utopian society like this one? This is Lois Lowry’s description of life in, “The Giver.” What makes this life terrible is called sameness. Sameness, if it were to be used anywhere, would be detrimental for society or a community because it restricts all forms of creativity, keeps citizens from making their own choices, and prevents citizens from experiencing true feeling. First and foremost, sameness destroy’s all forms of creativity, including music and art. On the other hand, some believe sameness could solve a lot of society’s problems. If everyone were the same,