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this would be the theme song because it explains Jonas' feeling throughout the whole book.

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OneRepublic - I Lived (Official Music Video)

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"It hurt a lot, but I'm glad you gave it to me. It was interesting. And now I understand better. What it meant, that there would be pain."

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¨No one mentioned such things; it was not a rule, but was considered rude to call attention to things that were unsettling or different about individuals.¨

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Polite
¨I apologize, we're late. I got Asher to come say goodbye to Teacher.¨

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emotional
"I couldn't quite get the word for the whole feeling of it, the feeling that was so strong in the room."

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kind
"I apologize for hurting you, Lily."

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thoughtful
"why don't we put Gabriel's crib in my room tonight? I know how to feed and comfort him, and it would let you and Father get some sleep."

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There is no definitive resolution to The Giver. In the end, Jonas and Gabe experience starvation, cold, and fear. However, they have each other, and a bond of love. The story concludes with the two sledding down the hill that Jonas was given a memory of, together.

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Jonas finds out that his father, in releasing a newborn baby, is killing it. His father has no idea what he's doing, and he thinks he's sending the baby off to live in a happier place. But Jonas, armed with memories of death and pain that nobody else has, knows exactly what's up. He watches in absolute horror as his father euthanizes a baby and this is something he knows he can never forgive or forget.

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Jonas starts experiencing internal conflict when he begins to question the community's decision to go to Sameness.

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Jonas starts experiencing internal conflict with himself as he starts asking questions about the world in which he lives.