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    the giver.In the wrould the giver is differnt and the same in many ways.Both of our or the same and differnt in many ways. In the Giver they could not see color. The only colors that they can see is black and white because that the one ones they every seen. The colors are like an old tv show in black and white. We have bight colors that we can see. Everything that I see have some type of color not just black and white. Birthday are different every but in the giver and on earth are different

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    In Lois Lowry’s award winning novel‚ The Giver‚ Jonas becomes the receiver of memories because of his ability to see beyond. In Jonas’ community‚ emotions are nonexistent and regular things like color‚ animals‚ and music have been erased from citizens’ memories. Jonas goes on a journey to find more about the history of the world and finds more about himself. He then leaves his "home" to save himself and everyone he ever knew. Jonas leaving the community benefitted Gabe because it saved his life‚

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    into this category‚ perhaps a book such as The Giver would not require as much thought in comparison to Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ therefore not worthy of being marked up. The purpose of this essay will be to determine whether or not

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    else than superficial conversations with other people that feed themselves with the same needless data. When we exaggerate the way we live just a little bit we get a society‚ which can be almost perfectly described as the one in “The Giver”. In Lois Lowry’s “The Giver”‚ the author portrays a society in which there is absolute control of the choices made by the citizens. Lowry describes how this community is under the control of an utilitarian type of government that controls what jobs the citizens

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    In the middle of the story‚ Jonas begins to experience feelings and emotions. It reminds me of how a toddler is just figuring out how to show happiness and sadness and other emotions. When The Giver first transmits his memories to Jonas‚ he was just beginning to feel and learn for himself. Jonas learns that there are many emotions‚ good and bad ones. Toddlers are also curious‚ and I think Jonas is too. And because of their curiosity‚ they like

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    inexpedient for their governing‚ thereby violating the civil liberties of its people. Lois Lowry’s The Giver introduces a world similar to China. In it‚ the hero Jonas lives in a community extraordinarily safely with his family‚ with no memory. His father is a Nurturer‚ who is in charge of newborn babies and infants. His mother works in field of law. He has a younger sister‚ Lily‚

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    Have you ever heard of a book or movie called the Giver? Well if you haven’t heard of the Giver it is a confusing story at first until you fully understand what the author is trying to tell you. Also‚ the name of the book has a meaning to why it is called that.The Giver is a book that can change your mind on how you put the world out to be. In the world that has no feelings‚ colour‚ or even a real biological family. In our world we have feelings‚ colour‚ and a family that is ours. They cannot

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    Throughout the centuries‚ humanity has strived to reach it’s musings of a world without flaws. In the novel The Giver‚ by Lois Lowry‚ Jonas’s reality appears to be the utopia our society longs for‚ but it’s beauty is only skin deep. At first glance‚ these two civilizations have nothing in common‚ but once you delve into their details‚ eerie similarities appear causing the reader to feel that we are on our way to becoming the dystopia we fear. Granted‚ we have far to go before we become that‚ there

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    degraded one. Which would our world today be considered‚ maybe a little bit of both? “The Giver” by Louis Lowry represents a society of sameness and Equality. The novel shows more of it being a dystopian society‚ both their society and our modern day society‚ have many similarities and differences.

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    Symbolism of The Giver Drink apple juice‚ because OJ will kill you. This paper is about the symbolism in The Giver. More importantly three main ideas that really defined symbolism in this book. These three ideas are the river‚ the sled and the newborn child‚ Gabriel. These ideas had the biggest impact of the world in the book. They produced the biggest effects to the characters and to the plot. It made me think deeper and it explained more in detail. These ideas gave my mind things to think about

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