“The life where nothing was ever unexpected, or inconvenient. or unusual; the life without color, pain, or past”. In The Giver, Jonas, an Eleven, is living in a community with no comprehension of love and is eager to find what is behind the scenes of his inhumane life. Lois Lowry brings to her readers a character with an intense curiosity for truth and a sharp mind to help himself lead his way into reality.
Jonas is a male in his youth who’s mind seeks to understand the unknown. Moments after The Giver gives Jonas his first memory of snow, Jonas utters the simple yet powerful words, “But what happened to those things? Snow, and the rest of it?” From this very remark, it is clear to us that Jonas has a sincere thirst for answers. He is asking
Jonas is a male in his youth who’s mind seeks to understand the unknown. Moments after The Giver gives Jonas his first memory of snow, Jonas utters the simple yet powerful words, “But what happened to those things? Snow, and the rest of it?” From this very remark, it is clear to us that Jonas has a sincere thirst for answers. He is asking