What Are The Emotions In The Giver

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Inside of humans’ emotion, we can show what we feel or how we think, But in the story of ‘The Giver’ they make a ‘community’ world that the place where don’t have emotion and feeling. They have limited jobs, think and study, so they think the ‘community’ as Utopia. Seeing of onside, fear, terrified, afraid, rage, and bad is the emotions that express the rude, or bad. People thinks these emotion is always not right and no needed,, but sometimes people learn or get reached and learn the ability from these mistakes and emotion, so make stop or stop that feeling emotion is also the way of the no more development. Maybe the reason that we reach as this technique is all come from People also punished or get bad by emotion or feeling. This is the

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