Imagine a word with no love, no affection, and no biological families. Well in the dystopian society in The Giver by Lois Lowry. This is their everyday life, which makes the protagonist Jonas wonder why is this the case. Jonas’ society and modern day society have close to nothing in common. While Jonas’ society is emotionless, experiences sameness, and does not have choices, Modern day society consists of love, celebrates individuality, and has freedom to choose.…
In The Giver, the citizens in Jonas’ community are living in a dystopian world due to the fact that they do not possess any freedom nor rights as a human in the community for the greater cause.…
The Giver Chapter 24 BY: Alex Andrade Jonas opened the cabin the cabin door and the seal of the barrier of memories broke. A lady took jonas and gabe and gave them hot chocolate ,the people of the community people don’t know what being scared is so they are talking about being afraid. Jonas and Gabe are having a good Christmas. Then jonas remembered that fiona is still in the community so he went back for fiona, he had to go back the whole way to get to fiona then they escaped the community , they went back to the log cabin. Some days passed and jonas and fiona fell in love……
In the Great Barrier Reef there are many things. I am going to inform you about the symbiotic relationships, different types of coral reefs, why the Great Barrier Reef is important, the fish that live in the Great Barrier reefs and how the Great Barrier Reef is endangered.…
In the givers society is made so that everything is the same it’s easier for them to control them and everyone there chose to go to sameness it made it easier for them so that no one felt bad about there self and that no one could be rude to another person…
Just imagine a world where everything was the same all the time. Every day, the weather as plain and ordinary as the clothes you wear. This is the world perceived in The Giver. The Giver is a story of a boy named Jonas living in a dystopian society where everything is the same; the people, the homes, the weather. Though they have eliminated all fear, pain, war, and hatred, they have also eliminated choice. But when Jonas is chosen as Receiver, he must fight to bring choice, passion, joy, and love back to the hearts of his community. This type of society differs from modern society. The culture of current-day varies from the novel’s as well as its structure and values.…
The book, ‘The Giver’, by Lois Lowry is a novel depicting a society where standards and rules are everything. Citizens of the community aren’t allowed to pick a single thing on their own: from the clothes they wear, to the assignments (jobs) they will work they rest of their lives. The community has been blindsided for years, and is highly unaware of the the pick-n-choose world they are missing out on. Consider that our current government had announced they were planning on recreating a population just like that. Having a civilization like the one Lois Lowry wrote about become real, would be an alarming concern. The nation that we live in today would no longer be the same. There would be no more deciding for ourselves. Everything would strictly…
Chapter 1 and 2 in the giver, we found out that Jonas lives in an equal community. Jonas community encourages sameness, and discourages diversity. The community is unfair for the age for someone when they receive items and their family units. On page 13 lowry writes, “Two children — one male, one female — to each family unit. It was written very clearly in the rules.” This is very unfair for everyone because people like to be different, and not the same, but with this rule the citizens can’t. It’s dull being the same, for example, if you meet someone and they tell you about their family, you will already know if they have a brother or sister, depending on their gender. Another way everything is the even and the same is when the citizens…
The Giver describes a society in search of perfection, which is a recurring theme in literature. Somebody in Jonas’s society decided that eliminating or limiting choices and feeling, among other things, would ultimately create a perfect place in which to live. By eliminating and/or limiting choices and feelings, the creators were able to implement Sameness, which would then provide a conflict-less environment in which to exist.…
Lois Lowry's award winning novel, The Giver, is set in a futuristic time where everyone lives in the world of sameness.The twelve year old protagonist, Jonas, along with his community, are forced to live in a world of sameness. When the kids in the community turn twelve they will be given jobs by the Committee of Elders. Jonas is given the job of being Receiver- a job in which Jonas will receive memories from the previous Receiver. From the memories Jonas learns colors, emotions and new and descriptive words. He quickly realizes how unfair it is that other people in his community can't see and feel the way he can. Everyone but Jonas and the previous Receiver are unaware on what they are missing out on. Therefore, sameness was a negative choice for the community.…
In "The Giver" the society is set up to ignore and reject individuality. Each person is assigned a job and purpose and they are taught not to question anything. Though it seems like our society is the opposite of that idea and is instead one that encourages individuals to be unique, it hasn't always been like that. I believe that it's in social constructs that "The Giver" parallels current society. There are still certain social expectations that influence and often dictate an individual’s life. The book was also written for a middle to…
In stories, the true capacity of characters are measured when they go up against an evil that e Giver, she writes, “But I want them!” Jonas said they cannot defeat. In The Giver by Lois Lowry, a twelve year old boy named Jonas gets selected to receive special training from the Giver, where he learns about the past of his society and what life was like before his era. Harrison, from Kurt Vonnegut’s, Harrison Bergeron , is forced to suffer because he is much smarter than other people. He ends up showing people what they can truly become. Jonas and Harrison have the bravery and audacity to stand up against their society only because they both know what is right, think differently than conventional people, and they have an inner strength. Their valor is gained from these three attributes.…
First of all, in The Giver, the community took away freedoms to protects us from disease and loss, but at the same time, took away many great aspects of life. For instance, the government chooses your spouse, job, and two kids. You can’t touch another outside of your family unit, and know very little about real, strong emotions. There is no color or or music, and almost every decision is made for the people by the Chief Elder. The government got rid of things like weather, color, disease, music, real emotions, and hills were eliminated to create sameness, preventing war and apartness.…
Imagine a world without color, pain, or feelings. It sounds terrible. The Giver is a book about a community that people in the community do not have to be worry about anything. In other words, they never experience the joy of life and success. Jonas’ community is a strict community to avoid negative emotions. However (TRANS), there are many things that citizens are not allowed to do by themselves. The purpose of this paragraph is to contrast the Jonas’ community to our community. First of all, in Jonas’ community everyone lives by the community’s rules. It means their food, their family, their decisions are chosen for them because they are under the community’s control. However, in our community people can make their own decisions and choose their favorite food to eat. Second, in Jonas’s community the Elders control the population. It means that kids are not raised in a house. They are raised in a center for a year and will be given to family, but (TRANS) the Elders are the ones to decide who can be assigned to care for children. However, in our community people have their own children and it does not matter how many children they want to have (INF). Another difference is that when they turn twelve, the children are given a job assignment and start training (GER) for their job, and after that, they work more till they become a responsible adult. By way of contrast, in our community people can start working (GER) whenever they want, and they might want to work (INF) less when they get older (COMP). In conclusion, we would realize that our decisions, emotions, and differences might make our life harder (COMP), so it would be great to be happy with the present life. Never make your life as same as (COMP) Jonas’ community because you are never going to feel the life. A world without color, pain, or feelings should be a destination you would never…
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