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    The Giver Narrative

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    looking for him he looks for Lilly and Asher. But most of all The Giver. This is The Giver 2 (Sequel) When Jonas returns to the community to save his love Fiona he realizes there are guards all over the entire community “How will I get past them without getting seen?” Jonas says. A voice to his right says “ Don’t jump Jonas it’s me.” “Who?” Jonas says. “ Me the Giver” “Giver!” Jonas says. Jonas turns around to see that it is the Giver but he’s guarded. “We have the Receiver in Training.” a Guard

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    Pain In The Giver

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    wave of pain. It was like a hatchet lay lodged in his leg‚ cutting through each nerve with a hot blade. He tried to move but couldn’t because the pain grew. He screamed and turned his head and vomited on to the frozen snow. 2. Why do you think The Giver ends each training session with color-filled memories of pleasure? To relief Jonas of pain 3. “The memories give us wisdom” (p.111). Do you agree or disagree?

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    Indian Givers

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    Indian Givers How the Indians of the Americas transformed the world By J. McIver Weatherford This paper tries to explain Jack Weatherford’s Indian Givers by examining the history of the Native American connection to many agricultural products would not have been produced without the knowledge that Indians gave. Weatherford further stipulates that it is through these advances in agriculture that the United States has remained a strong contender in the global market‚ that without the influences

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    Dystopia In The Giver

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    Creating a perfect world would be the hardest challenge for the smartest people on Earth to ever face. In The Giver by Lois lowry jonas lives in a community in which he thinks has no flaws. When jonas turns twelve he selected to be the receiver of memory in training. As jonas receives the memories from the giver he learns how his community is really an very bad place. He also realizes that the community has taken away so many good things. Some of the things that they have taken away are the right

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    Epilogue To The Giver

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    hesitation. Nobody was hurt‚ but everybody was wet and shaking. A large ferry shuttled everyone to safety. Jonas snapped out of the memory and found the Giver staring at him with curious eyes. “How was your experience?” The Giver asked. “I felt I had no control‚” Jonas said quickly. “I was anxious and scared and couldn’t move.” “What did you learn?” The Giver asked curiously. “I learned that there are some situations in life in which you can’t control what is happening‚ you can only control yourself and

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    Family In The Giver

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    some form of relation. In today’s society‚ this can encompass people who are biologically related or those who consider themselves as being unified. There are various types of families that vary by scale of opinion and perception. Lowry’s novel‚ The Giver‚ has a constructed idea of “family”. Each “family” is determined by the Committee of Elders and consists of two carefully selected parents‚ a daughter‚ and a son. Chapter two gives detail behind Jonas’s perspective about the time his sister was introduced

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    Equality In The Giver

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    In the book The Giver‚ by Lois Lowry‚ the author shows a government that takes total control over its citizen. For instance‚ Jonas‚ the young protagonist‚ learns that he is unable to make choices due to the law of equality‚ or “. He cannot decide the clothes he can wear or what activities he can do. As Jonas says to the Giver‚ Jonas’s mentor‚ “If everything’s the same‚ then there aren’t any choices! I want to wake up in the morning and decide things!” (97) This shows that the Elders have taken away

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    Epilogue To The Giver

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    cabin in front of him. It looked so nice and pleasure. He tried to walk to it‚ every step he took he felt a bit better‚ and happier. He felt he could say the same for Gabriel. It was so hard to walk as his legs were shaking‚ but he thought about the giver‚ and Fiona and Asher. He kept going. The snow was frizzling passed his face like a rocket entering the atmosphere.

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    Essay On The Giver

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    non-feeling Utopian society and is chosen to be something that he is not ready for. He becomes Receiver and as Receiver he has to take the burden of the memories of the past world and endure the mistakes they had made. Jonas changes throughout The Giver and as a result‚ tries to change the Community. In the beginning of the story Jonas is still eleven and it is nearing the Ceremony of December. The new twelve year olds get chosen their jobs and Jonas is feeling apprehensive about what might happen

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    The Go Giver

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    homework‚ but he could only receive if someone offered something to him. Joe decided to stay late and send Gus home (showing how he had changed within the past week from a go-getter‚ to a go-giver‚ he let Gus leave instead of himself.) Typically Joe would not be at work at 6:15 on a Friday‚ but since he was a go-giver‚ he found himself there when his phone rang. The laws Joe put into place throughout the week had come back to help him complete the last law of receiving. Neil Hansen‚ a fellow who Ed

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