1. The mood, atmosphere and feeling of the first page is that Jonas was frightened more than scared. This was because a plane flew over his community, and it is illegal to fly over his community. Another reason Jonas was scared was because he was the only one home in his family when the announcement was made. This must have been scary because this has never happened before to him and he didn’t know what was going on besides the fact that he saw the plane fly over his community.…
Jonas values life , but probably doesn’t know the reason of life yet, until he gets the memories. Additionally,”Sideways, spinning, the sled hit a bump in the hill and Jonas was jarred loose and thrown violently into the air. He fell with his leg twisted under him, and could hear the crack of bone. His face scraped along jagged edges of ice and when he came, at last, to a stop, he lay shocked and still, feeling nothing at first but fear.” He finally had fun doing something that wasn’t in his community.…
The echo was perhaps strange, though Jonas had to check it out. After all, it was the first sound he heard that didn't involve Gabe whining or him shuddering due to the vast coldness of the winter breeze. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As Jonas and Gabriel tried to keep up to reach the unusual sound that was coming from above, he couldn't help but notice that the planes were starting to come back. All of a sudden, Jonas’s face changes from a light shade of apricot to complete paleness as his eyes glance up the sky. Only to see a banner hanging from the plane, “CHANGE STARTS NOW”.…
Jonas is feeling that he wants to be more independent from the community by making his own choices such as what clothes he wants to wear. He wants to have the power of what he wants to do. In all, everybody wants to have the freedom to make their own decisions and choices; nobody wants to be controlled by the council…
To begin with, Jonas’s society is a dystopia because they have no feelings. According to Document B it states, “The Giver sighed. ‘You’re right,’…
Even though he is angry, he uses determination to conquer the challenge. He turns his anger into determination to change the community. Although it took him a little while to comprehend why his father would do this to a baby, he eventually understands that his father didn’t know any better. Instead of being angry, Jonas decides to do something and doesn’t just rise to the small challenge he was facing, but instead rises up to a challenge that was larger than life. It was the challenge of changing life itself.…
Jonas is very angry that he doesn't have choices to make in life everyday. (SIP-B) Jonas finds out what they are doing to the innocent infants and seniors in the community when they get sent to “elsewhere”. (STEWE-1) Jonas finds out his dad kills Innocent people for a living and he doesn't even realize what he's doing. ” Jonas stared at the screen, waiting for something to happen.…
Jonas learns that the Giver and him are the only two people in the community that share emotions and feelings which greatly impacts him. Jonas thinks he has gained much respect from his community, but when his friends…
This society had always seemed normal to Jonas until that day. He had been chosen to be the receiver, one who receives memories from the past in order to make decisions to better the society. Once his job was selected for him, he went to his job and received some memories from the giver, the old receiver who has to pass down the memories. This is when everything changed. Jonas realized that his society was completely controlling them and holding back their citizens from living life like they should.…
Some books seem totally different and they are extremely easy to contrast, but sometimes you have to look closely to see the the characters aren't that different after all. Caitlin and jonas share several qualities mentally and they have some similar internal conflict. Although, physically Jonas and Caitlin are complete opposites. One of the first major differences between Caitlin and Jonas is their age. Caitlin turns 16 at the beginning of “Dreamland” and Jonas turns 12 at the beginning of “The Giver.”…
In The Giver Jonas’ life is transformed throughout the book by learning the real truth about the community and that prompts him to leave the community. For instances, when jonas received his first memory of snow and a sled when The Giver was done transferring the memory, Jonas asks “Why don’t we have snow, and sleds, and hills?”(104 Lowry). The Giver told him it was because of climate control. Snow made growing food difficult, limited the agricultural…
Jonas learned about the lies that the elders have told him and the community. When Jonas finds out about all the horrible stuff the elders have done, he gets confused and furious with them which causes him to leave the community. According to The Giver, Pg. 107, “But why can’t…
Jonas’s community is not a good place to live . I would not live there . The giver has a bad community. In conclusion this is why I think Jonas’s society is a dystopia. BY THE WAY YOU NEED TO READ THE…
Throughout the book Jonas as gone to be apprehensive the brave and obedient to rebellious. Jonas has gone from apprehensive to brave because he experienced new things and was opened up to more memories and started taking a chance. Jonas also went from obedient to rebellious because during his time as receiver of memory the memories he received made him think differently and felt more loose than feeling uptight. By the end of the book Jonas is more confident about things and he is much wiser than before because of all the memories he has. Jonas now sees his community as a community that is not perfect and needs help to fix it.…
No one would ever be happy, sad, joyful, daring, brave and much more. In Jonas’s world, people get assigned to jobs, they get assigned two children for their family unit, and people do not feel any emotions. The lack of these things results in a world of no real feelings and no freedom of choice. These examples are really important to have in a society or in a world.…