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    The Giver - Essay

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    Paula Barragan Period 2 Ms. Bui 11.01.12 Euthanasia becomes a very important topic and conflict in ‘The Giver’ as Jonas realizes what ‘releasing’ really means. What impacts him the most is the fact that his own father is the responsible of many newchildren‚ or newborn children‚ being ‘released’. Which leads him‚ Jonas‚ to take a really important choice to make the Community realize of what really happens and not just what they know. In our society‚ euthanasia is a very relevant concept‚ due

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    Euthanasia In The Giver

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    In the book the giver do not think that Jonas and Gabriel die? What do you think. I think that they do die because in the book in the book it says " He was aware of certainty and joy that below‚ ahead‚ they were waiting for him; and that they were waiting too for the baby". So that tells me that Jonas and Gabriel are still alive. It also said that they were freezing and that jonas grew weak and could not give memories. So that also tells me that they are dieing. The second option is a bit more

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    or uncertainty. One type of suspense is when the action is “slowed to a crawl.” Another type is when the writer continues to add complications to an event or situation. Both of these types of suspense are displayed in Lois Lowry’s‚ “The Giver.” “Jonas felt more and more certain that the destination lay ahead of him‚ very near now in the night that was approaching. None of his senses confirmed it. He saw nothing ahead except the endless ribbon of road unfolding in twisting narrow curves. He heard

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    Dickie Character Analysis

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    In Dystopian Literature‚ characters tend to get curious a numerous amount of times for many reasons. In The Giver by Lois Lowry‚ the main character Jonas‚ who is 12-year-old who is supposed to get a job assigned. Instead‚ he is selected for the job of the receiver‚ who maintains all the memories. Throughout the story‚ he discerns that these memories should be given to everyone and not locked away‚ since there are many secrets and wants to know all. Dickie‚ from Examination Day by Henry

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    Giver Bad Memory

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    Jonas has recently received a bad memory. The memory consisted with Jonas getting his leg bone broken and being terrified. Giver did not regret giving Jonas the memory because it was part of his training. It was time to end the training meaning it was time for Jonas to head to his dwelling. Jonas left so the Giver was trying to get rest. All the sudden the bad memory Giver just gave to Jonas was triggering another bad memory to Giver. This memory was one that scared Giver the most but he stayed strong

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    After sharing‚ Jonas’s parents ask to speak with Jonas alone. Jonas’s father tries to calm his concerns by telling him that people are rarely disappointed in their Assignments‚ because the Committee of Elders monitors Elevens’ interest so as to place them where they would best be able to do good work for the community. Jonas remembers the Committee monitoring his group of Elevens‚ but he is uncertain what kind of job he will be given. Most children are given jobs they show interest in‚ and so suspect

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    Imagine a perfect society where there is no lying‚ and no war. Pretty awesome society right? One thing‚ they don’t have emotions‚ color or fun. Think would you like to live in this society and why or why not? Jonas lives in a society that isn’t very interesting. They have almost the same things as we do and plenty of differences. For instance in their society they have a discipline to hit the children and elderly for doing something wrong and in our society we can hit our children if we want with

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    The Giver By Lois Lowry

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    The main character is an eleven year old boy named Jonas. He is reaching his twelfth birthday which means he will become an adult member of the community. This is also where he will be assigned his career. Jonas was not assigned an ordinary job. He was assigned to be the Receiver of Memory. This was the one person that could remember actual life like war‚ emotions and pain. To prevent all these from happening again there is one person‚ Jonas to make sure none of the same mistakes occur again. His

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    The Giver By Lois Lowry

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    human joy. Lowry develops this theme through her excellent application of characterization‚ symbols and antithesis. Lowry’s employment of characterization lays the foundation for her pro-freedom argument. As Jonas develops‚ he gains freedom and as a result the capacity for joy. Jonas begins his journey as a product of his society‚ but as he begins to receive memories and understand choice he begins to feel a depth of emotion he has never experienced. He eventually comes to the realization that

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    appreciated the true wonders of life. Throughout the novel‚ Lois Lowry uses multiple literary devices to conjure these thoughts into the readers mind. When Jonas is chosen to take the role of Receiver of Memories‚ he starts to learn how life used to be‚ when love‚ pain‚ hunger‚ and happiness existed. After deciding that the community is meaningless‚ Jonas sacrifices himself in the end so his friends‚ family‚ and others from his community will be able to experience life to the fullest. The story proves to

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