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    The Giver Theme Essay

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    This is displayed in many times in the book. Three examples are; the elders asking the Giver for advice on important tasks‚ Jonas’s father releasing a baby‚ and Jonas’s choice to leave community. The first examples of the theme take place after Jonas recently received the painful memory of war. That memory had poured him over the edge of bearing the memories. He had then started to question why the Giver and himself must bear the memories. In response‚ the Giver had said these memories had given

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    even a guess- of what his assignment would be”(29). Jonas feels like he is the only one who doesn’t have an idea of what his assignment will be. He feels that he will get assigned some thing that he doesn’t like because the council will not know what to assign him. This majority of the book regards Jonas growing and slowly discovering himself‚ turning from a young boy dependant on his community‚ to a man with numerous unique features. However‚ Jonas though had differences that were further than the

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    see beyond and be “The Receiver”. In the story‚ Jonas is finally given his assignment‚ “The Receiver”. He is given his set of rules which almost completely contradict what he has learned all of his life. He now is able to do things such as lying and asking anyone questions which must be answered. He is told to meet the current Receiver at The Annex entrance behind the House of the Old. As soon as he meets the Receiver‚ he notices something. “Jonas recognized the man. He was the Elder who had seemed

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    started from twelve years old boy named Jonas growing up in a Utopian. On his ceremony of twelve years old. Jonas has been chosen to be the Receiver of Memory‚ by the elders. Jonas gets all the memories of joy‚ pain‚ feeling‚ love‚ climate‚ and color because he is a receiver. He has been trapped for a long period of time‚ which make he wants to be free. This book proves that being perfect isn’t meant to be perfect all the time. The sameness‚ what the utopian Jonas lives in was based upon‚ has no real

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    end‚ the Elder is talking to the people that they thought that she messed up‚ but she didn’t because she had to announce that Jonas was becoming the Receiver of Memory. Which according to the Giver means that he will be the person who protects the people from harm by keeping their memories of the past. For example‚ what we know as the Old West that won’t be known of. Jonas receives his rules. His are much different because he has one paper. The others are a folder full. According to the Giver there

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    Memories In The Giver

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    communities because it helps people remember the past‚ brings joyful memories to you when you are sad‚ and helps you learn about the past of your community. How would you know about the past if you don’t have any memories of it. In the book‚ The Giver‚ Jonas gets memories of the past. “Two of these men had dark brown skin; the other were light. Going closer‚ he watched them hack the tusks from a motionless elephant on the ground and haul them away.” This line from The Giver gives him memories about Africa

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    Giver‚ by Lois Lowry‚ explains the ideas of sameness‚ complete control‚ and lack of knowledge. There is a huge lack of knowledge in Jonas’ community. For instance there is a limited education. Families can only have two books in the community and they are a rule book and an instruction manual in case of emergency. And in the book Jonas’ only goes to school a couple hours a day‚ so school

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    What would life be like living in a community that only sees black and white? Why couldn’t the community make its own choices? Why have memories been taken away? Could there be another dimension out of the world that relates to the society in the novel‚ The Giver? “Needless to say‚ He will be released the voice has said‚ followed by silence- The Giver. This choice is important because it explains the idea that somebody will be released. The community believes that “release” means someone being

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    The Giver By Lois Lowry

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    book I have read before. I would definitely read it again and recommend it. The Giver is a book about a young boy named Jonas‚ who lives in a futuristic community. In his community they have eliminated all pain‚ fear‚ color‚ war and hatred. At age 12 you get a job‚ that you work in for the rest of your life. Jonas got the unique job as being the “receiver”. As the receiver‚ jonas can get quick glimpse of feeling and color. He can receive these glimpse‚ by The Giver placing his hands on his bareback

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    The Giver Brainwashs

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    Being Brainwashed In The Giver‚ just about everyone is brainwashed and in the real world‚ many people are without realizing it. The Giver‚ written by Lois Lowry is the story of a young boy named Jonas who lives in a utopian world where the people are oblivious to anything painful or hurtful in any way. Jonas is elected as the community’s new “Receiver of Memory” and discovers the scary truth about his community. He learns what pain is and he learns that all of the good‚ important memories were taken

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