The Giver Chapter 11 & 12

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Wincing

Back

Reacting with a slight involuntary grimace or shrinking movement of the body.

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Wryly

Back

In a way that expresses dry, especially mocking, humor.

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Elements of nature eliminated due to sameness

Back

All elements of nature have been removed for sameness.

Front

First memory given to Jonas

Back

The memory of snow and sledding down a hill.

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Glee

Back

Great delight.

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Concept of Sameness in 'The Giver'

Back

A societal structure where all differences are eliminated to ensure uniformity.

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Role of The Giver

Back

To transmit memories of the past to Jonas, the Receiver of Memory.

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Significance of Colors in 'The Giver'

Back

Colors represent emotions and individuality, which are suppressed in a society of sameness.

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Impact of Memories on Jonas

Back

Memories provide Jonas with a deeper understanding of life, emotions, and choices.

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Jonas's feelings about the community's rules

Back

He begins to question the morality and implications of the community's strict rules.