Jonas' New Found Feelings in The Giver

Jonas really did not feel that feeling, so he could not know the feeling of being really scared. This shows that he is superficial because he is isolated from all emotions; he has never experienced real emotions, only he is thinking of real emotions. Generally, Jonas was very shallow before receiving memories, but after accepting the memories of the donor he became more considerate. After Jonas received the donor 's memory, he showed sympathy through his new ability to feel more sympathetic and feeling and decisions to save Gabriel.

Donors explained love to Jonas. In the book, to explain love, the donor gave Jonas his window of his favorite memory, a window to share a warm and special Christmas family. In the movie, Jonas learned about love from the word of "talent", but until he got close to a baby Gabriel who "he does not know" he truly experienced this. Jonas threatened to leave the donor after the first war in the movie. In that book, when he received memories of war from the mentor, he wanted to leave, but I felt that there was no alternative but to come back. He has time to raise more, but he is also coping with mental suffering. In the movie, Jonas has less time to spend with donors to keep the rhythm and appeal of the movie.

Throughout the year, Jonas cooperated with donors and received many memories of the past - both fun and painful. In the meantime, Jonas noticed how community citizens are restricted from making their own choices. He learned that nobody except himself and donor could see the color or have real, true feelings. Jonas believes that it will be wonderful if you can make your own decisions, but that is a troublesome life. As the next 12 rituals, the donor told Jonas that he is planning to release all memories to the entire community.

Jonas - The hero of the 11-year old donor. Jonas was chosen as a recipient of a new memory of his community at a 12 year old, sensitive and intelligent age, with a strange perception he did not understand. Even before he was trained, Jonas was extremely thoughtful, expressed great concern to his friends and family, and I thought it would be nice to be intimate with others. After the training began, the universe of Jonas expanded dramatically. His new understanding of his strong emotions, beautiful colors, and great pain tended his passion for the welfare of the world around him and the people he loved.

Lois Lowry is located in a community with no climate, emotions, choices, memories, etc. and talks about Jonas' The Giver story. Jonas was chosen as a recipient of memory, which means that the memory of the past generation will be transferred to him before the community is created. When Jonas got memory, his concept of the world around him changed dramatically. - Perfect: Toward a dictatorship system. The only way to have an ideal world is to have no world. The reader will quickly discover this in Lois Lowry's publication The Giver. In this book, a boy named Jonas has made a journey to shape his fate through his determination and the challenges faced in the ideal world.