The Giver: Chapters 22-23

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What realization does Jonas have while watching nature?

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He had never experienced such simple moments of exquisite happiness during his 12 years in the community.

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What does Jonas stop caring about during his journey?

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Himself.

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What was Jonas's biggest fear after leaving the community?

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That he would run out of food.

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What does the opening sentence of The Giver foreshadow?

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The last scene in the book in which it is a snowy December and Jonas is endlessly riding the bike afraid of the unknown.

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What does Jonas find at the top of the snowy hill in Chapter 23?

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A sled.

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What is the significance of the sled in Jonas's journey?

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It symbolizes freedom and the return of joy in his life.

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How does Jonas's perception of color change throughout the story?

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He learns to see colors, which represents his awakening to emotions and individuality.

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What does the community's lack of choice represent?

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It symbolizes the loss of individuality and the suppression of emotions.

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What role does memory play in Jonas's development?

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Memory allows Jonas to understand the depth of human experience and the importance of emotions.

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How does Jonas's relationship with Gabriel evolve?

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Jonas becomes a protector and caregiver for Gabriel, showing his capacity for love and empathy.