The Giver Ending Analysis

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if any one does not like the ending to The Giver ,and here is what happens.And we all know the story does not tells what happens to jonas.Does he die does he live who knows.so here is the truth for jonases ending. Jonas forced his eyes open as they went downward,downward,faster,and faster and all at once he could see lights,and he reconized them,now he knew they where shining through the windows of rooms, that they were red,blue,and yellow lights that twinkled from treesin places where families created and knew where memories , where they celabrated love. as we can see , jonas is at the house now.as we know the book does not tell us what happens .so keep on reading it gets wierd. downward,downward,faster,and faster.suddenly

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