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    Throughout the book‚ The Giver by Lois Lowry‚ Jonas’s character has changed drastically. Once Jonas realized that he was living a lie‚ he evolved‚ creating a different personality. He became stronger‚ more independent‚ and started to question everything he thought he knew. Jonas lived in a community that seemed to be perfect. The Council of Elders decide every part of the citizen’s lives for them‚ and everyone thinks it is the obvious way to run things. Transgressions were committed rarely

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    How Lowry Develops the Theme of Emotion (888 words) Emotions are an integral part of human life. Positive emotions can reward our existence and negative emotions can warn us against things we dislike. By understanding both pleasure and pain‚ we can contrast them to one another‚ allowing us to experience both in full. In Lois Lowry’s book The Giver‚ the characters live in a community where emotions are almost numbed to non-existence in an attempt to achieve the perfect societal structure of a utopia

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    In Lois Lowry’s novel The Giver Jonas matures through the whole book. He is as a child in the beginning and he matures in the middle and at the end is mature and wiser. If you looked back to the beginning and think about how Jonas acts at the end‚ you can see a big difference in his maturity level. The beginning of the book Jonas is still a child. He still has a lot of growing up to do‚ even though he is a pretty responsible for his age. In the book they have volunteer hours‚ and he spends

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    Personal-I enjoyed reading “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry. I’m very interested in reading more of the author’s books because she has a unique writing style. This story captured my attention throughout the entire book and it made me have more sympathy towards the victims during the holocaust. Plot-Annemarie Yohansen and Ellen Rosen have grown up together and have been best friends all their lives. The novel explores the events leading to the Holocaust and the treatment of the Jewish people. When

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    fill you all in on some players who are flying up the list. From Kyle Lowry to Elfrid Payton‚ there are guys in the league who get better each and every week. Each of the five players should be guys you all should be targeting in potential trades going forward if they’re not already on your squad! Here are five guys who are flying up my fantasy rankings for next week: Kyle Lowry‚ Point Guard Coming into the 2015 season‚ Lowry was a highly underrated fantasy player‚ but so far this year he has put

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    In Lois Lowry’s “The Giver”‚ in the society there are many rules and punishments. They may seem very strange to us‚ but most of them make sense. I will cover most of the rules and punishments in this artical. I will also discuss why the recruitments protect and pacify the civilians but take away the best parts of life. Moving on to rules and punishments. The rules include no competition‚ no violence‚ use precise words‚ don’t lie‚ etc. . There are some limitations that aren’t even rules‚ such as

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    governing the people. Different types of governments are different in many ways. A totalitarian type of government contains an absolute style. Most of there time there are limited freedoms and things are chosen for you. In the book The Giver by Louis Lowry there was an absolute government. The controlled everything from what people’s jobs where to how much food came in to even what children they have. In the book they chose spouses‚ kids‚ jobs‚ and almost everything for their citizens. They never let

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    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 Jonas’ society they have no

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    What if you were the only one that had to bear pain like no other out of your whole city? Would you be able to do it or would you crumble under the pressure? Well this is what the main character‚ Jonas‚ in Lois Lowry’s The Giver‚ faces every day. The Committee in Jonas’s community decided that taking away choices and feelings would create a utopia to live in. This made everyone in the community the same which helped to provide a more peaceful world. Even though the book begins with what seems

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    Sometimes it can be easy to take the freedom we have today for granted. The freedom to retain your individuality‚ feel emotions‚ question wrong-doings‚ and even see color... these are all personal freedoms we have. Could you imagine a world without it? In Louis Lowry’s novel The Giver‚ 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. In short‚ it’s the polar opposite of our world that encourages individuals

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