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    controlled character’s reaction prevents incorrect things because… If their reaction is being controlled they could react differently to the way‚ the way you react to something different to someone else’s reaction to it like getting tackled . In the Giver everybody said “I’m sorry” to the person when they did something wrong‚ and that caused people to react differently “Then she seemed to notice his discomfort and to realize its origin. well first of all of their reactions are being controlled by

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    Three Words In The Giver

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    Within “The Giver”‚ there is a world designed to be and function flawlessly. Life is supposed to run smoothly‚ such as assigned jobs based on skill and even far as having no suffering or pain. Following this design‚ there are certain words used by the society that justify regulations and ultimately effects on the people. Three words used by the people are “Elsewhere‚” Stirrings”‚ and “Comfort Objects”. When read‚ words may sound misplaced but they are created with purpose and make sense. People

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    Accordingly‚ in The Giver‚ the familial gatherings held every morning and night become meaningful. They are one of the important community’s rituals in which parents can have a segment of time to exchange conversations with their children. Through these conversations‚ parents can comprehend what the child has been experiencing from feelings‚ dreams and thoughts. Also‚ during these gatherings‚ they are able to teach the children and direct their orientations toward the society’s norms. When Jonas

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    In the novel‚ The Giver‚ by Lois Lowry a utopian society in the future promotes efficiency by limiting freedoms. The main character Jonas gets chosen to be receiver of memory where he receives all the memories in the world so the people of the community do not have to bear them. Lowry demonstrates that love is more important than conformity through Jonas’s understanding of the community’s structure‚ release‚ and his love for Gabriel. Lowry illustrates that love is more important than conformity

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    Indian Givers Summary

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    From: Indian Givers It may look today that the modern world doesn’t revolve around the sun but around the Natives of the Americas inventions and societies. The Natives are everywhere in regards of the modern world; from drinking a cola drink to the Italian lasagna and sauces ‚ from creating incredible wealth in the old world to creating the foundation a nation in the new world‚ from the noses of cocaine users to the hands and machines in the surgeon rooms. No matter what part of the world one is

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    Dystopian literature has a lot of themes‚ including government control and citizen equality. Government control helps the people to appear to be equal in almost every way‚ but that isn’t always a good thing. The people of these societies are severely oppressed because of how the government is in control. Dystopian literature shows how the government is in control of the people‚ while the citizens appear to be equal. This paper will include examples from "The Giver”‚ “The Hunger Games”‚ and “The Lottery”

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    The Giver Journal Entries

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    The Giver Journal Entries 1st Journal Entry: 1) Describe your idea of a perfect world. include all important information. My idea of a perfect place would be perfect in my mind. You would have endless money and do mostly whatever you want. The government would not be generally strict but it would be very law-enforcing. Although the laws would not be very strict the laws would be very serious. Some of them would be like no killing and no smoking and other things that are problems in our regular

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    Bread Givers Summary

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    Bread Givers is written by AnziaYezierska. This book demonstrates how a girl prevent to follow her sisters’ steps and choose her own way of living. The narrator of this book is Sara Smolinsky. She is a ten year’s old little girl who always worried for the house as a mother. She is such a sweet and strong minded girl. Sara’s family is extremely poor and if Sara’s sisters don’t find a job‚ the whole family will be kicked out of the house for not paying rent. Sara has three sisters; Bessie is the

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    The Giver and Holes The Giver of Lois Lowry and Holes by Louis Sachar are both based on certain societies and how the main characters on each book made decisions to solve the main problem. The two stories contain a lot of dillemas for the main characters to decide on. They both also contain great adventure and inspiring stories for the reader to enjoy. These two John Newberry Awarded books will definitely prove themselves why they deserved their award. THEME The two books gave the

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    The Giver by Lois Lowry illuminates the theme that individuality is important considering how different people have various beliefs that can advance society. If only a few people control over an entire community‚ it will remain stagnant with little to no change. The Committee of Elders made decisions and not the people themselves. For example‚ everyone in the community passively accepted all the rules‚ never questioning the reasons behind them. Jonas’s father was confronted with the task of releasing

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