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    The Giver by Lois Lowry

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    2014 The Giver by Lois Lowry Set in a community which was controlled by the Elders sometime in the future. Jonas was an eleven year old protagonist who was mature and really responsible. He became the Receiver of Memory for their community when he turned twelve. The Giver was an old man who transferred his old job of receiving the community’s memories to Jonas. He trained Jonas how to be a receiver and told him everything about the job. In this community the Elders were the ones controlling

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    everyone in the community like he trained Jonas to be the next receiver. The book and the movie both have Gabe staying at the Jonas house in the beginning of the movie and the book. In the book Giver and the movie Giver Jonas had the same rules to follow in his job of being the Giver. In both the book Giver and the movie Giver everyone chanted the person’s name that was going to be released after the ceremony. Finally‚ in both the book and movie the Giver told Jonas that Rosemary was his daughter. The

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    In the book “The Giver” Jonas has realized that living in his Utopian society has been all dandy until he learned what really goes on. He has had to live with out feelings and emotions for all his life. Jonas’s decisions may have affected the community but what he did what was right. Him leaving was the right thing to do. The decisions and emotions that Jonas and the other characters had during the book I chose a detail to go along with the emotion to match with the archetypal step. The first

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    differences like their behaviors‚ families‚ and characters. Firstly‚ their behaviors‚ in the novel Jonas is always careful with his words compared to his friend Asher‚ who is not as careful as Jonas and is always mixing up the words. Compared to the movie Jonas isn’t as careful with precision of language as for Jonas in the novel. In the Novel The Giver it says specifically about Jonas‚ “Jonas was careful about language. Not like his friend‚

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    The actors in my movie are Michael Gambon portraying the giver‚ Mackenzie Foy portraying Fiona when she was 12 and 12 year old Daniel Huttlestone portraying Jonas. I chose Michael Gambon to portray the giver because I felt he would be the perfect fit. Michael Gambon was the actor who portrayed Dumbledore in all of the Harry Potter movies except for the first one. I feel he did a great job portraying Dumbledore. Dumbledore is very similar to the giver so whatever Michael Gambon did to portray Dumbledore

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    spend nights with Jonas’s family. Lily says that Gabriel has “funny eyes” like Jonas both boys have pale lightish eyes‚ while most people in the community have darker eyes. At this point lily is being quite rude and In their society it is unacceptable to call attention to all the ways people are different. Another major event occurs in the same chapter and happens almost immediately after his family take in Gabriel. Jonas thought about the Announcement Makers or speakers who make announcements to the

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    How Did The Giver Change

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    finally succeeding with Jonas by giving him pain early on‚ giving hime physical pain and not just emotional pain ‚ and he tried to stay distant. In the book the Giver gets an emotional bond with his receiver in training named Rosemary. As he was training rosemary‚ he only gave her happy and uplifting memories for a very long time‚ and when Rosemary received a bad memory she applied for release. After the failure of Rosemary the giver had to change his methods so Jonas was ready or brave

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    The Giver-Themes

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    hunger again. Jonas learns to love through memories. Those in the community who do not have memories are unable to experience love. This has enormous importance. The Importance of the Individual What Jonas accomplishes shows what an individual can do. He manages to not only change his life and the lives of Gabriel and the Giver‚ but also the lives of everyone in the community by making it possible for the memories to go to the community. Before the Ceremony of Twelve‚ Jonas was one of a group

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    released it is looked at as a shame and embarrassment. Jonas’ training has begun‚ and it completely changes the way he thinks about everything. The Giver‚ the man who is in charge of Jonas’ training‚ contains all the memories of the past in Society. He holds memories of things that Jonas has never even heard of‚ such as snow‚ rain‚ hunger‚ grandparents‚ and sailing. The Giver transfers memories to Jonas everyday‚ and the experiences and sensations Jonas has from them changes him. He now has an attraction

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    The Giver Theme Analysis

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    series of conversations between Jonas and The Giver shows that the totalitarian rationale for restricting each person’s choice of clothing‚ job‚ spouse‚ and children results from the fear of making wrong choices. Yet‚ as Jonas realizes after he escapes from the community‚ he would rather be able to choose his destiny than remain in the safety of a community that normally does not even allow its citizens to choose their

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