The Giver Ending Analysis

For the first time,he heard something that he knew to be music.He heard people singing. Jonas wipes his eyes and still saw the lights and houses with all the pretty lights.

After Jonas was finished with work he and Jack walked back to there house. And JOnas heard a familiar voice behind him.

For the first time, he heard something that he knew to be music. He heard people singing. Looking at the house with the colorful lights and people singing on the inside Jonas approached. He politely knocked on the door and a very familiar man answered the door. The man in the doorway was The Giver. Jonas was happy to see him again.

was huge, and some of it was covered with snow. He saw nothing but the color white, so he

As Jonas look at Gabe he realized that he and Gabe had finally made it. Jonas then glanced up from Gabe's face and he realized where he was. He thought it looked familiar to him. It was a memory the Giver had given him before. It wasn’t just any memory either, it was the Giver’s favorite. The thought of the Giver made him tear up. Jonas never realized how much he enjoyed the company of him, how he shared all of his feelings and the memories together, now all he has right now is Gabe. He was so happy to have Gabe. Now he had to keep Gabe safe, protect him and share his memories with. Jonas starts to get up off the sled with Gabe in hand. he trudges to the door, and knocks hoping

It was a cold winter day, when the grass was buried under a blanket of snow, all the trees were decorated with natural crystal ornaments and the lakes were hidden under a sheet of ice. Mom had gone over to Dad’s apartment to work on their research paper on Germany’s role during the Holocaust. It was getting late and the roads were blocked due to the blizzard that happened the day before. Mom called Nana telling her that she would stay at Dad’s until the roads opened.

When Jonas realizes that he cannot live the way he was anymore he escapes to try and save himself, Gabriel, and his whole community. In The Giver, the author uses relationships and conflict to develop

Using his final strength, a special knowledge that was deep inside him, Jonas found the sled that was waiting for them at the top of the hill. Numbly his hands fumbled for the rope.

Brian was covered in ice and snow, with frozen snot coming out of his nose. His teeth were chattering, His ears were red, and his breath was clearly visible. He seemed close to a second-degree frostbite. They both knew what they had to

The Giver book and the movie has many similarities and differences. The book was published in 1993. The movie was made in 2014 so there is a big gap between those years. In my point of view there are more differences in the movie and the book than similarities. First of all the Giver book and movie had lots of similarities like Jonas first color he saw was red.

He looked up and felt the cold rush of winter air hitting his face. His skateboard under his feet, and his sweater hugging him tightly. Glassy eyes and little sobs filled the empty barrier of the hill, he heard footstep and suddenly he paused. His body reacting faster than his mind, he enclosed himself and waited for the hand that’s always there.

When Gabe scrambled up beside her, she looked at the men who were waiting patiently. She bowed her head, whispered, “Thank you God for your bounty, and please protect us on our perilous journey.” She raised her head, pushing back her bonnet to feel the breeze on her heated face. “Go on, use your knives or fingers,” she said as she took a bite of her bread.

As terrifying as it was, it was all the more scary when a limb shot out of the evergreen and shoved us away. We tumbled into the down comforter that was the soft, off path snow. It was abnormally soft, like a cushion to land on, and it all seemed to be as cold as dry ice. The tree was still. Murphy helped me take off my skis, as I did her. We struggled to grasp what had just happened. Walking to the other side of the tree, our confusion matched our curiosity. We stalked slowly to the other side. When our small bodies made it through the sickly thick snow, we thought our eyes deceive us. It was in fact, not a tree, but a human wearing a brown snowsuit that had shoved us away, from behind the tree. As our eyes drifted to where he was looking, we discovered he was studying a white squirrel. Though we wanted to scare it off, we snuck away quietly away so as not to ruin his research. At last continuing our trip down the hill, our young, golden bonds were to be shared for

Was it really worth it, going this far. Shivering, Jonas, with Gabriel in his lap, gave the rusted sled a small push, feeling the frosted snow that laid lightly over the hill melt in his fingers. It was freezing, getting harder and harder to breathe, seeing his breath in front of him every time he exhaled. He took a glance at Gabriel as they went down, looking into the soft eyes with light tears dripping down his reddened cheeks. Jonas held onto Gabriel, as the sled went down swiftly over the white snow. He wished that he would have perceived a little more warmth from the Giver that would give him a little more strength. He and Gabriel were getting colder, making them more weak, with their hands freezing and their toes all numb. They were

He nodded and held the door open, afraid that his voice might fail him if he even tried to speak. Scenarios kept running through his mind about why she was here, but then it hit him.