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    What is the difference from the perfect society of The Giver to modern day society? There are many differences like laws, punishments, and how people perceive emotional feelings they also have few similarities like education and protection of their people. Our modern day society is far from perfect, however in The Giver it may appear that their society is perfect, however it isn't it has many major differences from our society and very few similarities to our society as well. The laws of…

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    In the movie, Lars and the Real Girl we meet a boy named Lars he is in his mid 20s-30s suffering from lack of human needs in his early childhood. He shows many traits of a variety of mental disorders. In this film we see the healing he goes through into becoming a man. Lars learns how to truly love and be loved by someone. In the beginning of the movie we see a clip of him being in his house separated from his loved ones and alone in his dark house with a blanket , we may not realize it yet but…

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    book and movie are Jonas and V, two individuals living under…

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    The Protagonists: Holden Caulfield and Jonas “I'm not going to tell you my whole goddam autobiography or anything. I'll just tell you about this madman stuff that happened to me around last Christmas just before I got pretty run-down . . .” From then onwards, we start to notice Holden’s habit of contradicting himself. Lying was something he had not trouble admitting. He even told us outright that he was ‘the most terrific liar you ever saw’ (Salinger, pg. 17) only he sometimes ends his…

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    T H E R E C I V E R O F M E M O R I E S Does Jonas change over the course of this novel? Some may argue to say not, but here is my argument on how he does in fact change very much, in this novel, ‘The Giver’. For starters, we see that Jonas used to be like most everyone else in ‘the community’; emotionless and very much sheltered - robots. Although all of that had changed once he had became the ‘Receiver of Memories’, a very high honored job of utmost respect. Before I pitch…

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    Jonas Brothers When I was about ten years old, I was in love with the Jonas Brothers. I had over one hundred and forty- three pictures and posters on my bedroom wall at one point. I owned all of their CD’s and even had the Jonas Brothers book. Although I am not on bit embarrassed about liking the Jonas Brothers in the in the past, I am a bit embarrassed about my recent obsession with them. The Jonas Brothers will forever be one of my favorite bands. It is really hard to explain why I enjoy…

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    mate applies for one and the Committee of Elders assigns the applicant a husband or wife based on how compatible the two of them are,personality-wise. This avoids all risks of getting hurt by others, and the Elders take this choosing very seriously. Jonas thinks “Even the Matching of Spouses was given such weighty consideration...All of the factors-disposition, energy level, intelligence, and interests-had to correspond and interact perfectly” (48). However, in our society, we go through a long…

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    Its 1955 Jonas Salk just came back from the store. He came back with anything he couldfind. Right Know Jonas is in the middle of an apocalypse of zombies that spread around theworld fast. Salk is in San Diego, California and right now he is the only survivor that he knowsabout that is still alive. When Salk came back from the store a group of zombies were chasinghim and followed him to his house but as Salk was on his way home he attempted to lose themby running faster but as he ran more and…

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    In The Giver, the story is about Jonas and he has been selected to be the Receiver of memory. Some differences in the story are that, when Jonas receives a memory The Giver touches his back. Asher has the job director of recreation. “We have given you the assignment of Assistant Director of Recreation.”(Pg. 70).When Jonas escaped he escaped on a motorcycle instead of his Dad’s bike (Pg. 70) “Silently he would take his bicycle to the riverbank and leave it there hidden in the bushes.” (Pg. 199).…

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    written by Lois Lowry, everything is the same. Jonas is a normal kid and until he is selected as the receiver. He starts to question society when he starts to receive memory's. Jonas changes when he learns about the society and he goes from a rule follower to a rule breaker. Jonas changed mental through the book. For example Jonas starts to question society, “They went to the place where memories once existed before there was a receiver”(Lowry 131). Jonas starts to wonder why there needs to be a…

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