Society Vs Givers

Have you ever wanted to live in a place that is peaceful, quiet, and has everything under control? Would you give up colors, weather, memories or even love for that? Jonas lives in a futuristic community that has everything under control. However, when Jonas becomes the Receiver, everything changed. Jonas starts to become curious about the truth, Elsewhere and the past. The Giver’s community would be better with love, colors, and pain.

I would not want to live in this society because they want everyone to be the same and not make mistakes.Jonas stated,”We don’t dare to let people make choices of their own.” (Lowry 93)This is one of the reasons I don’t want to live in The Giver’s society because I like to make my own choices. They also stated,” “They chose their own jobs? “ “Frightening isn’t it?” The Giver said.” ( Lowry 93)

Although, everyone has a different idea of what a perfect society is, so everyone would disagree on how to make the perfect society. So really it is one person’s perfect society while it could be someone else’s nightmare. Even if the perfect society was created and everyone was equal eventually as people can not help but do the society would separate themselves into groups. When the society would do this they would favorite certain groups and neglect other groups needs. For example the book “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins is a book where they try and make a perfect society and the groups divide and some are praised while other groups are neglected. Creating a so called perfect society has not worked out in the fictional world, so expecting it to work in the real world is

A perfect society cannot happen if there are still people who are greedy and selfish. To compare with The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas by Ursula K. Le Guin, I chose are The Giver by Lois Lowry and The Purge directed by James DeMonaco. Deciding on those two texts were due to how closely related they are to portray a utopian and dystopian society. Although, each story/film used different ways to appeal to certain audiences to express their message. A utopian society is pictured as a paradise, but to reach the paradise, people have to sacrifice their freedom to make a better place. Greed and selfishness are the main reasons to why a utopia cannot exist because, through the greed and selfishness, people learn from their mistakes.

In different literature, the Giver’s world and our world shows the relationship between family, rules, jobs, environment, and childhood. In The Giver (1993), Lois Lowry shows, how does the society lives and how they interact with it. Everything is decided for the community, so it is a very strictly society. Like, what to eat, what to do, and what assignment (job) the community members get. In contrast, our world, we choose our own path of living our life. We choose what to do and not to do, it all depends on our decision. Like buying foods (snack and candy) we like to eat, wear any clothes we want, and choose our own jobs that we want to work for. While over an unknown amount of years separated between these two worlds, they both shows

Most of what we cherish in our lives is freedom, would we give up freedom to live in a perfect world? In The Giver, genetics, sameness, and surveillance are some characteristics that make up Utopia. Personally, I would rather have freedom, not be watched or for my body to be genetically modified. Why should we live in Utopia, only to have a tedious life ahead of us when we could have a diverse world full of unique events and experiences.

In the book The Giver everything is the same, everyone has two assigned kids, everyone has to wear colorless cloths, and they don’t celebrate birthdays and Christmas. All of it is from their most important law “sameness”. But in a modern day society we don’t have sameness and we have choices in our life.

The giver society vs. our society Have you ever wondered what our community was all the same the same skin tone the same house same every thing. In the book “the giver,” everything is the same, I will be comparing and contrasting the giver society to our society. I will be talking about the differences of precision of language between our community and the givers. I will also contrast our family situations and theirs’. The one thing I will be comparing our school to theirs’.

Imagine a world where you have no real feelings, imagine a world where you don’t see color, imagine a world where your life is controlled and you don’t realize it. This is the case for all the people of the future in the book called The Giver. The main character of The Giver ,Jonas , learns the truth about what the world was like years ago when he gets the assignment of Receiver of Memory. Jonas has to take in all the memories of the past for the whole community, and that’s when he learns what color is and what true feelings actually feel like. The main difference between Jonas’s society and our society is having feelings, birthdays and families.

Utopias are perfect societies, but do they even exist and when they perform, how long will they last? Utopias are perfect societies where everything is laid out for you and everything is so-called “perfect”. In a utopia you a disconnected from the outside world. Everything from your food to your housing is prepared for you. In the utopia, each person contributes equally so it is even and perfect. There are many rules in a utopia, but that is how they keep the utopia calm and perfect. Every once in a while a utopia will come and try to be a utopia. Utopias are not possible because of human nature and behavior. Even though there have been many utopias to pop up, utopias are not possible, one being the way people are and their capabilities to follow and be perfect because no one or anything is perfect. There are plenty of reasons why a utopia is not possible.

Generally speaking, the world would be much better if we all lived in a Utopian society because we wouldn’t have as many problems in the world have as we do today. Many people struggle with drugs,obesity,drinking,suicide,rape and so much more. In a Utopian society,everything is perfect, they live the same lives, and they have food, shelter, and water, which many people in the US don’t have. According to Allison Schrager, author of the article “If nearly 40% of Americans aren’t working, what are they doing?”, over 62.4% of people don't have jobs. In the book, The Giver, everyone is appointed a job, family, and a home because in a Utopian nobody goes without anything. So many problems would be fixed if we lived in a Utopian society.

Nothing is perfect, but it could be possible to live in a close to perfect society. Ayoub state utopia’s society will be as close to perfect as it can be. With democracy being the form of government, it gives the people the right to choose the punishments for crimes, to enforce laws, and to give them the chance to create the society they want to live in.

a utopian society, is it good or bad, in everyone minds it's good, but is it really? People say its good but, could it be bad at the same time, everyone is happy and cheerful, theres no conflict, no hate, theres nothing bad about it at all. but that could be the bad thing, people try to make a utopian society possible, but the community follows orders, but

Perfect isn't true.I would not want to live in the society from The Giver.There are just so abounding conditions that yields away stuff that is amusing, but at the same time it also cuts away freedom and enjoyment. People would not want to live in a place like that.

The principal examination between The Giver and our general public is in the constitution of Family who makes up a gang. Obviously in both social orders families are made up of kids' and folks. This is a positive approach to make up a gang. In the Giver group youngsters are given a solace object and in our general public kids are given squishy toys or other little toys. In both the provider and our general public have positive time to retire customs. In the Giver group father helps Lily go to couch. In our general public folks helps children get prepared for quaint little inn tuck them into bunk.