As The Giver describes this world, it looks like a space in which everything had been done for that people. Basically, a reduced group of people called the Committee of Elders, decides everything for its community. This fact shows that people’s life was meaningless due to they did not have privilege to choose how to dress, a job and even a spouse, that important person who gives you the courage to face the life. According to The Giver, “Like the Matching of Spouses and the Naming and Placement of new children, the Assignments were scrupulously thought through by the Committee of Elders.” (Lowry, 62). This evidence proves that Jonas’ society did not respect any right of individualism and wipe out people’s personality. In like manner, The Giver presents a hazy society in which people did not have the opportunity to express feelings one another. Basically, this community suppress people senses in order to manage the conduct of people. This fact, is shown when Jonas has to take pills in order to keep away the stirrings, those feelings that human beings feels one another. At the same time, Jonas society did not allowed the secrets, thus almost everybody had to share feelings at the end of the day. According to The Giver, “’who wants to be the first tonight, for feelings’ Jonas’ father asked, at the conclusion of their evening meal… It was one of the rituals, the evening telling of feelings.” (Lowry, 6). This demonstrates that this community was against the individualism, and made Jonas upset because sometime he did not want to express his thoughts. In general, Jonas society has a strong point in
As The Giver describes this world, it looks like a space in which everything had been done for that people. Basically, a reduced group of people called the Committee of Elders, decides everything for its community. This fact shows that people’s life was meaningless due to they did not have privilege to choose how to dress, a job and even a spouse, that important person who gives you the courage to face the life. According to The Giver, “Like the Matching of Spouses and the Naming and Placement of new children, the Assignments were scrupulously thought through by the Committee of Elders.” (Lowry, 62). This evidence proves that Jonas’ society did not respect any right of individualism and wipe out people’s personality. In like manner, The Giver presents a hazy society in which people did not have the opportunity to express feelings one another. Basically, this community suppress people senses in order to manage the conduct of people. This fact, is shown when Jonas has to take pills in order to keep away the stirrings, those feelings that human beings feels one another. At the same time, Jonas society did not allowed the secrets, thus almost everybody had to share feelings at the end of the day. According to The Giver, “’who wants to be the first tonight, for feelings’ Jonas’ father asked, at the conclusion of their evening meal… It was one of the rituals, the evening telling of feelings.” (Lowry, 6). This demonstrates that this community was against the individualism, and made Jonas upset because sometime he did not want to express his thoughts. In general, Jonas society has a strong point in