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The title is significant/symbolic to the book because it shows what Jonas gets to do when he becomes a twelve. It shows what the community doesn't get to see. It's like a sneak peek into what you will read about. And it gives the reader something to be hooked by, like the intro to an essay it gets the reader to continue to read what they started to read. It gives something to the reader to get ready for and excite them at what them to figure out what "The Giver" is.

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The three things that Jonas experiences in the memories is the snow which is downhill on a sled with runners that push him all the way down until the snow piles up around him. As well as the Sunshine and the sunburn that you get when you are out in the sun too long.

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Jonas is surprised when the Giver turns off the speaker and locks the door because no body is allowed to turn off the speaker and there is never a locked door. This means that the privacy of the normal citizens is so limited there really isn't any privacy at all.

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Chapter 10: "I thought there was only now"

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Chapter 10: "I thought there was only now"

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What Jonas means is that he thought there was only his community. His perfect community. The only way Jonas knows how to live is in his perfect community were everyone is the same. Which is a bad thing because when they get released (this is an assumption of what happens when you are released) they go out into a world where say that Jonas has blue eyes because the rest of the world is aloud to speak of differences.

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The process of transmitting memories is; first, the receiver of the memory (in this case Jonas) has to lie down without his shirt on. Then, the Giver places his hands on his (Jonas') back. Finally, the Giver has to pull the memory from his mind as transmit it into the Receiver. The first memory Jonas receives in the memory of snow, when he gets to go downhill on the sled as the runners push him and the snow gathers around him.

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The Receivers House is different from the other houses because it has fancier furniture and more books then the other houses. This is because he has more honor than the other family units.

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The Utopia stays perfect by eliminating certain things. One of those things is puberty. Instead of dealing with it they take pills everyday so that the stirrings don't come in your dreams. If you forget to take the pill then the stirrings will come back. Stirrings is puberty. The utopia bans love basically. The utopia bans puberty and puberty is the first feeling of love.

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The apple is changing while Jonas and Asher are playing catch.  This symbolizes Jonas turning 12 and the Utopia around him changing as he changes. As Jonas was playing catch he kept looking from the apple to the tunic he was wearing. the apple kept changing color for an instant when he was throwing it. Looking at the picture below, does this mean that when you get older you gain sight of color?

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Assignments are known before the elevens become twelves because the Elders watch over the children during play. This is so they can see what their interests are. Based on what they enjoy and what they do during their free time and volunteer hours the Elders decide what their assignment will be.