The Giver Chapter 20

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What is the significance of change in 'The Giver'?

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Change represents the possibility of a better future and the breaking of the community's oppressive norms.

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What does the term 'Release' mean in the context of 'The Giver'?

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'Release' refers to the process of removing individuals from the community, often through euthanasia, under the guise of a benevolent act.

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Who is Jonas in 'The Giver'?

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Jonas is the protagonist who becomes the Receiver of Memory and begins to understand the complexities of emotions and memories.

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What role does the Giver play in Jonas's life?

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The Giver serves as a mentor to Jonas, providing him with memories of the past and guiding him in understanding the importance of those memories.

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What is the plan Jonas and the Giver create?

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They plan for Jonas to escape to Elsewhere while the Giver prepares the community for the memories they will receive.

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How does Jonas feel about the release ceremony?

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Jonas feels conflicted and distressed, ultimately not wanting to go home after witnessing the ceremony.

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What event triggers Jonas's desire to escape?

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Witnessing the release ceremony and realizing the true nature of 'Release' triggers Jonas's desire to escape.

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What is the importance of Rosemary in 'The Giver'?

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Rosemary is the Giver's daughter who was released, representing the consequences of the community's choices and the loss of potential.

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What does Jonas learn about emotions through his training?

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Jonas learns that emotions are essential to the human experience and that a life without them is shallow and unfulfilling.

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What does the December Ceremony represent in the community?

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The December Ceremony represents a time of significant life changes and the community's rigid structure of age-based milestones.