In The Giver, the story is about Jonas and he has been selected to be the Receiver of memory. Some differences in the story are that, when Jonas receives a memory The Giver touches his back. Asher has the job director of recreation. “We have given you the assignment of Assistant Director of Recreation.”(Pg. 70).When Jonas escaped he escaped on a motorcycle instead of his Dad’s bike (Pg. 70) “Silently he would take his bicycle to the riverbank and leave it there hidden in the bushes.” (Pg. 199). with the clothing folded beside it.” The movie was better because it was easier to visualize how everybody looks and all of the events that happened were a lot clearer in the movie.
The first difference was when Jonas had to receive a memory. The Giver touched Jonas’s wrist, but in the book the giver touched Jonas’s back. This makes a difference because when Jonas received the memory of war the giver pretended to be dead and then jumped up and grabbed Jonas’ wrist. In the book Jonas new that he would receive pain. This makes a difference because Jonas was more afraid of the war in the movie. He was not expecting the pain, but in the book he knew that he would receive pain. “Move to the bed, and lie face down. Remove your tunic.” (pg.99).
The second big difference is Asher has a different job. In the movie, Asher …show more content…
The story is about Jonas, and he has been selected to be the Receiver of Memory. Some differences in the story are that, when Jonas receives a memory The Giver touches his back. Asher has the job director of recreation.When Jonas escaped he escaped on a motorcycle instead of his Dad’s bike with the clothing folded beside it.” The movie was better because it was easier to visualize how everybody looks and all of the events that happened were a lot clearer in the movie. Also the movie looked a looked a lot better and there was more action. For example, the little motorcycle chase near the end of the movie, I
The first difference was when Jonas had to receive a memory. The Giver touched Jonas’s wrist, but in the book the giver touched Jonas’s back. This makes a difference because when Jonas received the memory of war the giver pretended to be dead and then jumped up and grabbed Jonas’ wrist. In the book Jonas new that he would receive pain. This makes a difference because Jonas was more afraid of the war in the movie. He was not expecting the pain, but in the book he knew that he would receive pain. “Move to the bed, and lie face down. Remove your tunic.” (pg.99).
The second big difference is Asher has a different job. In the movie, Asher …show more content…
The story is about Jonas, and he has been selected to be the Receiver of Memory. Some differences in the story are that, when Jonas receives a memory The Giver touches his back. Asher has the job director of recreation.When Jonas escaped he escaped on a motorcycle instead of his Dad’s bike with the clothing folded beside it.” The movie was better because it was easier to visualize how everybody looks and all of the events that happened were a lot clearer in the movie. Also the movie looked a looked a lot better and there was more action. For example, the little motorcycle chase near the end of the movie, I