The Giver Memory Analysis

Memories shape anothers persons life, in all kind of emotions. Sometimes memories bring the the joy in all of us, but it can also be a memory that does not want to be shared. Jonas, in a strange kind of community nothing like our, but has no right to anything at all. Yet, he is chosen to be the giver. The giver transmits memories in Jonas of things he never knew before and not experience, he then finds out the real truth about his community and decides to change it. Emotions express ourselves about how we feel towards events that happen through our lives, but when memories turn unpleasent, Lowry shows in The Giver, emotions can feel painful. The memory is about war which gives an euphemism to Jonas and changes his emotions. When Jonas returns
It positively appears to be sensible that the public would need to maintain a plan in the distance from such faced for good. The memory is extreme and miserable. It improves Jonas to the possibility of one’s life taken away, an improvement in his character that will get to be critical of the world. This is one of Jonas’ first euphemisms of knowing the real truth about the world itself, still Jonas will have to take more of the pain soon when the giver releases the suffering from him. Lowry uses the craft euphemism to show Jonas true emotions towards memories. In the new memory, Jonas is in the same memory of the sled , although, a slightly different one, and this time his ride downhill is on ice and very steep. He had control of the sled and is tossed into the air. His incident is left him with an injured face and a broken leg, the pain of which feels like fire. Alone, with no one in sight, he feels sick and vomits onto the snow before being back into reality. He begs for a pill, but The Giver declines it, and Jonas returns home, still feeling the sickening of the memory. The Giver is traing Jonas to show him more about the world he does not know