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“... he had taken an apple home. No one had mentioned it, not even his parents, because the public announcement had been sufficient to produce the appropriate  remorse. He had, of course, disposed of the apple and made his apology to the Recreation Director the next morning, before school” (pg. 23).

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‘Ash? “He had called out” ‘Does anything seem strange to you? About the apple?’ (pg. 24)

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“Ash?” he had called out. “Does anything seem strange to you? About this apple?” (Page 24)

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Jonas had casually picked up an apple from the basket where the snacks were kept, and had thrown it to his friend. Asher has thrown it back, and began a simple game of catch.

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“Ash?” he had called.

“Does anything seem strange to you?” About this apple?”

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“Oh look!” Lily squealed in delight. “Isn’t he cute? Look how tiny he is! And he has funny eyes like yours, Jonas!” (Page 20)

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“And again — in the air, for an instant only — it had changed.”... “Ash?” he had called. “Does anything seem strange to you? About the apple?” (pg. 24)

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“He helped the woman from the chair, led her to the tub, removed her robe, and steadied her with his hand on her arm as she stepped in and lowered herself. She leaned back and the side with pleasure, her head on a soft cushioned headrest.

“Comfortable?” he asked, and she nodded, closing her eyes. Jonas squeezed cleansing lotion onto the clean sponge at the edge of the tub and began to wash her frail body.” (pg. 30)

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“The day last month when he had taken an apple home.” “He had, of course, disposed of the apple and made his apology to the Recreation Director the next morning, before school.” (pg. 23)

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But he had taken the apple home, against recreation area rules. That evening, before his parents and Lilly arrived at the dwelling , he had held it in his hands and looked at it carefully.

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But he had taken the apple home, against recreation area rules. That evening, before his parents and Lilly arrived at the dwelling , he had held it in his hands and looked at it carefully.

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“Jonas shrugged. He followed them inside.” (Page 21)

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“Oh, look!” Lily squealed in delight.

I picked this because it seems that lily is super happy and excited

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it was always fun to help with the deliveries, and he hoped he would find his friend there so that they could go together on the daily rounds, carrying the cartons of supplies into the dwellings of the community. (Pg. 27)

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”I’ll just start the water then help you up… he helped the woman from the chair, led her to the tub, removed her robe, and steadied with his hand on her arm as she stepped in and lowered herself… Comfortable? He asked, and she nodded, her eyes closed.” (Pg. 30)

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”that the announcement… had been specifically directed at him, the day last month when he had taken an apple home. No one had mentioned it, not even his parents, because the public announcement had been sufficient to produce the appropriate remorse. He had, of course, disposed of the apple and made his apology.” (Pg. 23)

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“Jonas was glad that he had, over the years chosen to do his hours in a variety of places so he could experience the differences.” (Pg. 29)

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”But father was busy unstrappimg the carrying basket from the back of his bicycle . Jonas walked over to look.“

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There was never any way comfortable to mention or discuss one’s successes without breaking the rule against bragging, even if one didn’t mean to. It was a minor rule, rather like rudeness punishable only by gentle chastisement. But still. Better to steer clear of  an occasion governed by a rule which would be so easy to break. (Page 27).

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Jonas grinned. “I wish I’d been there to see it.” Larissa frowned. “I don’t know why they don’t let children come. Not enough room, I guess. They should enlarge the Releasing Room.”

“We’ll have to suggest it to the committee. Maybe they’d study it,” Jonas said slyly, and Larissa chortled with laughter. (Page 33).

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”He helped the woman from the chair, led her to the tub, removed her robe, and steadied her with his hand on her arm as she stepped in and lowered herself.”

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“I knew Roberto!”Jonas said. “I helped with his feeding  last time I was here, just a few weeks ago. He was a very interesting man.”

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“I knew Roberto!”Jonas said. “I helped with his feeding  last time I was here, just a few weeks ago. He was a very interesting man.”

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Jonas was impressed by the things Benjamin had achieved. He knew him of course, but they had never talked about the boy's accomplishments because such a conversation would have been awkward for Benjamin.(page 27)

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“And he has funny eyes like your Jonas!”  Jonas glared at her.(Page 20)

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“He knew him of course, they’d been group mates, but they never talked about the boy’s accomplishment because such a conversation would be awkward for Benjamin.” (Pg. 27) “way to mention one’s success without breaking the rule of bragging.” (Pg. 27)

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“Jonas had been completely mystified. “Ash?” he had called. “Does anything seem strange to you? About the apple?”” (Pg. 24)

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Almost every citizen in the community had dark eyes. His parents did, and Lily did, and so did all of his group members, and friends. But there were a few exceptions: Jonas himself, and a female Five who he had noticed had the different, lighter eyes” (pg. 20).

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“He had been startled by the newchild’s eyes. Mirrors were rare in the community; they weren’t forbidden, but there was no real need for them, and Jonas had simply never bothered to look at himself very often even when he found himself in a location where a mirror existed” (pg. 20-21).