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An important memory that Jonas has is when he was playing catch with Asher. “Jonas had noticed…that the piece of fruit had…changed” (Lowry, 24). This memory was important for Jonas because it was the first time that he saw color. However, at the time Jonas didn't know what it was. Later, he told the Giver about it and he explained to Jonas what color is. The ability to See Beyond made a big difference in his life as a Receiver.

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A favorite memory of mine was when I went on a cruise to Alaska last summer. They had a bunch of different food and lots of different places to go on the ship. I had a wonderful time, and got to see a lot of great views of mountains and even a glacier. I was able to take a lot of photos there too, and I’m glad I have those memories to keep. One of my favorite moments from that trip is when we went on a ride up a mountain on a train. I got to see the ice and snow up close.

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A very painful memory of Jonas’ is when he saw Asher and other kids playing a game of war. “Jonas saw again the face of the boy who had lain dying on a field and had begged him for water. He had a sudden choking feeling, as if it were difficult to breathe” (Lowry, 134). To them, the term meant nothing. But Jonas felt a greater pain as he knew the truth about war. This must’ve been very painful for him, as he can’t share what he learned from the memories, and even if he did, nobody would believe him.

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A painful memory for me was when I was in elementary school and I scraped my knee. I was playing basketball on my driveway when I tripped on the ball and fell. My knee was scraped pretty bad, and it did hurt a lot at first. It took a long time to heal but eventually it did.

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I edited this photo to represent how Jonas saw the apple. This is similar to his memory because the apple was in color, while the rest of the world was black and white. This photo can help to understand what the world was like without color and the ability to See Beyond. It is clear that it was sad and plain without color.

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I chose this photo to represent my favorite memory, because it is one of my favorites that I took on this trip. I enjoyed going on a cruise a lot, and this image captures the breathtaking views I saw over the ocean.

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I chose this image because it represents what Jonas saw. He watched as kids happily played around, oblivious that this game was based on a very real thing called war. Jonas felt a lot of hurt when he saw kids playing around with something so serious. He felt a great deal of pain when he saw this, and also when Asher wouldn't listen to him when he tried to explain. This would've been really painful because his good friend didn't believe nor care about what Jonas had to say.

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This image of a pink basketball represents my painful memory, because it looks very similar to the one I tripped over. It was the cause for the pain I felt in this memory.

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Jonas and I have multiple things in common. In my favorite memory, I had a lot of peace and quiet during my relaxing trip. I learned a lot from all the nature and things I saw. In Jonas' memory, he saw color for the first time. After the Giver explained it to him, he understood how important color was, and how much happier the Community would be with it. We are both dynamic characters in the way that we were both able to learn from our important/favorite memories and experiences.

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Jonas and I have multiple differences as well. While Jonas' painful memory was relating to emotional pain and loneliness, mine related to physical pain. Our favorite/important memories are different too, because Jonas' was something important that represented a new beginning, while mine was just something nice and happy that I enjoyed.