Sunday, November 30, 2014
Analyzing the Pages
As I told my dear readers I am reading The Giver and I will told a summary of what I have read from chapter 1 to 4 if you are reading it and don´t want that I ruined the novel for you don´t read it contains spoilers. The novel starts presenting Jonas the main character of the story. An airplane fly over the city and the speakers said to go inside a building immediately. After a while they said to go out of the buildings and that it´s everything fine that the pilot misunderstood his manual and that he is going to be released. Jonas is worried about December and he doesn't know what his feelings are. He went to school and his best friend Asher came late to school and everyone accepted his apology. On the night all the families have a ritual of sharing the feelings and Jonas share his feelings to his family unit that he is apprehensive. He has a discussion with his family telling him that he does not need to be worried about the ceremony of twelve was going to be okay. The next day he went to play with his friend Asher, they were throwing an apple playing but Jonas saw something changing on the apple, the apple change. He took the apple to his house to examinate it and the speakers said at loud to not take it, because everything that was part of the playground was forbidden. The next day he went to do his volunteer hours to the house of the old. He met there a friend of her age called Fiona, I think he is in love with her. Jonas went to wash Larrisa and they talk about many things but they mainly talk about the realese of Roberto.
While I was redading I found a quote that like me that was on pg. 17 "The Elders know Asher," his mother said. "They'll find the exactly the right Assigment for him, (Lowry 17). I think why the Elders known what is the correct job for someone they don't know correctly or perfectly the people of the community. They could be wrong becuase with some volunteer hours how they will exactly find a perfect job for everyone. What if they are like Jonas that don't have or know what they will want to work on. Why they don't let them choose the work they want to have becuase is your choice, is your life why they need to tell what to do with it.
That was a summary of what I have read and a quote that impact me. But talking further more I have two predictions. The first one is that on the ceremony of twelve he is going to be assign a job that he won't like and he will try to change of it, maybe on the nuturing center he will work there. He will fall in love with fiona as well as Asher and they are going to fight for her and may be released.
This is an apple but it shows indiduality becuase Jonas is different but the other ones are normal, follow every time all the things and do not express them selves and also I put this picture because it shows how individulality is represented.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
First Blog of the Giver The Big Interview
The Giver
The Giver seems a lot of a interesting book and bydoing a little interview to the book (I am so interesting and eximent) I think it will be about a boy Nmaed Jonas that lives on a perfect society were there is no emotions and when kids turn twelve they are assign a job and he is the next reciever of memories and now he knows the truth but it is hidden and he will tell it, but they will try to stop him. :( (In confession I have read the book)
"For all the children to whom we entrust the future." I love this quote when I find it on the dedication page and what it tries to tell us is very deep. Lowry when he right this quote he meant that kids are the future that will take place the new society and we should be awarn of the dangers we can make by being the new leaders and he should learn of the past and make a better future not a worst one.
I have many predictions to make but all of them include Jonas, Jonas is going to be trained by the Giver but he is going to give him memories of pain and also of happiness but the people dont have emotions and he wants to give them that but someone important is going to stop him maybe the government.
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