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When Jonas was reading the packet of rules he reads the rules and it says “ You may lie”.

In other words, he is granted to say or see things others can't with his certain job. And he can't tell anyone about what he is doing in training.
The author is trying to make us see that being the new receiver is a very important job, it's different from all the other jobs.Also the author is trying to tell us that this is an important and special job without being punished for lying.The qoute moves the story foward by showing us that the character and or new reciecver  Jonas shows how much this job is, it shows that it is unique and interesting.

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WHen jonas was reading the packet he read the rules and it said “You may lie.”

“In other words, He can't tell anybody about his training.
THe author is trying to make us see that the receiver is the most important job out of everyone and the most painful. You have to be brave. he is trying to point out that the receiver is a good job but it can change a person and who they are.
The quote moves the story forward by showing us how he has to take in all these memories that the community was hiding from them.

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Adrian Escobar - CH 6 - 10 quote Analysis for the giver.

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Adrian Escobar - CH 6 - 10 quote Analysis for the giver.

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When Jonas is reading through the rule about being a memory receiver one of the rules says “You may lie.”
In other words, Jonas now has the option to lie and he feels weird about his new opinion.
The author is trying to make us see that the job of a memory receiver is very important by showing that he now has special privilege as the new receiver
This quote moves the story forward by showing us that Jonas is now going to see the world differently by being able to do these things that he couldn’t do before.

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In Jonas’s letter, the last rule is that he can lie. Therefore to his other rules “4. Do not discuss your training with any other members of the community, including parents and elders.” and “5. From this moment you are prohibited from dream telling “ he can lie his way out of itIn chapter 9, Jonas and Asher are riding their bikes back home. When he arrives at the dinner table he is greeted with Lily’s chatter about how excited she is. When he gets to his room he reads the rules and starts overthinking about situations that might happen. The quote “ You may lie” stumps Jonas. He has always been truthful because he knows the consequences. Once he started thinking it over, he couldn’t tell if anyone was speaking of the truth.This quote means nothing to me, everyone has told a lie before even if it has been a little meaningless one. The quote “You may lie'' just reminds me of sneakiness and confusion. If everyone were to never speak the truth again it would be complete chaos. When _Jonas reads his job rules_ , his list of rules says “ You may lie.” When Jonas settles down and scans over his list he was given, he finds out that he may lie.  In other words, he can lie his way out of situations that include questions about his work. The author is trying to make us see that being the Reciever is a complex and secretive job. This quote moves the story forward by showing us the perfect world we think they live in might not be so perfect.

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When Jonas opened the packet to read the rules after the ceremony of twelve, he read them and one of the rules said “You may lie.”
In other words, after the ceremony of twelve and Jonas had become receiver, he got a packet regarding his soon-to-be new title. When he read the rules, he noticed that one of them said “You may lie.”
The author is trying to convey that “what if” factor. As in, what if everyone has lied to Jonas?
By hearing this quote, it is a strong indicator that reveals some foreshadowing. Like, why does jonas have to lie? What's so big about his new job that he has to lie to people?

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When Jonas gets chosen to be the new Receiver, the letter he gets says “You may lie”, and this goes against everything that he was taught and raised to do. In other words, because of this new job that he was selected for he is able to break the rules that he was taught to obey no matter what. I think the author is trying to make us see that this job is important in a way and is different, because in the story everyone is told to follow the rules and if they break too many rules they will be released from the society, and of course lying is breaking one of those rules. This quote moves the story forward by showing us that Jonas’s character is developing and that his life is changing. And this keeps us intrigued and makes us want to read more.

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Jesse James - The Giver: Ch. 6 - 10 Quote Analysis

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Jesse James - The Giver: Ch. 6 - 10 Quote Analysis

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Upon reviewing the startling short list of instructions he is to follow as the new Receiver, Jonas finds the eerie words "You may lie."  Though now exempt from his previous obligation to tell the truth, he's not sure he would ever want-- or need-- to.  I feel that in this quote, the author moves the story forward by introducing the concept that a select few individuals of higher authority may keep closely-guarded secrets, unwelcoming to the eyes of the masses, and that these individuals might, if pressured, to lie to protect both their secrets and the unaware.

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The instructions of the receiver of memory documents was telling Jonas he was allowed to lie. Jonas had been assigned to be the receiver of memory and was given instructions and in the instructions “You may lie. was said to Jonas. The quote means Jonas is allowed to lie because of the fact that normal citizens in the community or not allowed to lie. He is allowed to cause he isn’t allowed to tell anyone about his training and maybe might need to lie about why he is tired or hurt.
This quote means to me that It would be pretty hard to just not lie in a society like that and the fact that Jonas is the only person that can lie is crazy. When Jonas got the instructions for being the receiver of memory inside the instructions were a line that said ”You may lie.” In other words, Jonas got instructions from the person and inside the instructions it said he was able to lie. The author is trying to make us see that it is very surprising and special that he is allowed to lie and not be punished.
This quote moves the story forward by showing us how special and unique the receiver of memory is.

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Kevin Ortega- The giver- Ch 6-10 Quote analysis 

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Kevin Ortega- The giver- Ch 6-10 Quote analysis 

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When Jonas got the job he got instructions as the receiver. Which later on when reading it he had noticed that there was rules. As he read he noticed that the last rule had said "You may lie." In other words he now has a privilege that only he and the giver has. So now he has a option to lie which other people in his society don't have. The author is trying to convey that he that he doesn't live in a "perfect" place. This also a whole new concept for him to figure out and understand. This moves on the story because his new privilege can cause havoc.

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When Jonas was reading his instructions as the receiver, the instructions said “You may lie.” In other words, as part of Jonas’ new job, he is permitted by the community to deceive people, which is normally against the rules. The author is trying to make us see that the receiver’s job is extremely important, and it allows him to be above certain rules that are cornerstones of the community. This quote moves the story forward by showing us the new privileges and responsibilities of being the receiver. This also created a new conflict, because Jonas was convinced that lying was always wrong, and he was confused that this could be allowed.

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Max Getzelman - Ch 6 - 10 Quote Analysis

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Max Getzelman - Ch 6 - 10 Quote Analysis

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When Jonas gets home after his new job was assigned at the ceremony of twelve, he reads his new rules he has to follow for his job and one of the rules states “you may lie”. In other words, Jonas can lie to everyone. The only ones that we know can lie are Jonas and the Giver.The author is trying to make us see that the community isn't always so perfect people can lie and some people can't. Not everyone is the exact same even though some people wish that to be true. This quote moves the story forward by showing us that people may be hiding things, and that the community and the people in it are completely perfect because not everyone is the same.

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Seth Miles - The Giver Ch 6-10 Quote Analysis

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Seth Miles - The Giver Ch 6-10 Quote Analysis

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When Jonas got home from the ceremony of twelve he saw his rules for his assignment, and it stated “You may lie.” This means that others in Jonas’s community may have been lying to him. Also that his assignment is so important that he keeps it secret, he could break one of the biggest rules in the community. The author is trying to show us that there are a lot of things that the community is hiding from Jonas and us the reader, and that things being said to Jonas may not be fully true. This quote moves the story along by making Jonas think more about his community and how perfect it really is.

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When Jonas was reading the instructions that were given to him. The eighth rule stated that he may lie. In other words, This quote means that Jonas will now be able to lie when he wants and isn’t obligated to tell the truth anymore. The Giver and Jonas (the receiver) are the only ones in the community that are allowed to lie. The author is trying to make us see that Jonas was presented with the opportunity to lie now that he is the receiver. The author is also trying to point out by the reaction that Jonas gave that he has never broken any of the community's rules so now that he is presented with the opportunity he doesn't know what to make of it. This quote moves the story forward by showing us that if Jonas does decide to use his ability to lie it will cause new conflict in the novel, maybe by him taking advantage of his new privilege.

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When Jonas was reading his instructions, they say “You may lie”. In other words, Jonas no longer has to tell the truth. Now he has the option to lie, which no one else has except for The Giver. The author is trying to make us see that the Receiver of Memory is very important and they can do things others can’t and are forbidden to do. This quote moves the story forward by showing us that Jonas is officially the Receiver of Memory now that he has special privileges and will start his training.

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When Jonas was reading the instruction paper that he was given, it says” you may lie.”
In other words , now Jonas is allowed to lie whenever he wants but it’s up to him if he follows it or not.
The author is trying to make us see that, in the community no one can lie other than Jonas. The only thing is that Jonas is confused whether he wants to lie or not because he is not comfortable with this rule.
This quote moves the story forward by showing us that in the future if Jonas decides to lie it will cause a new conflict, since nobody is allowed to lie and Jonas' character might change because he has to follow the new Receiver rules.

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When Jonas reads the instructions to being the new Receiver, The last rule says “you may lie.”
In other words, Jonas was being told that he can now lie about anything, whenever, while others can never tell a lie because of it being against the rules.
The author is trying to show that the receiver is a job like no others and that he can even break rules for it. This also shows that Jonas is a good kid because of how he is confused by this rule and never even thought about lying.
This quote helps move the story forward by showing us that Jonas is a good kid but will change in a matter of time to fit more into his task as the receiver.

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When Jonas got his assignment, his last rule on the instructions said, “You may lie.”
In other words, Jonas was able to lie to anyone about anything without punishment.
The author is trying to make us see that Jonas has rarely broken a rule so this one rule is a big change in his life and the author wants us to understand that this is hard to process for Jonas.
This quote moves the story forward by showing us how Jonas slowly processes these rules since at first he didn’t know what to think of it and then he starts getting used to it.

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When Jonas received the rules for his assignment as the Receiver, he read a rule that told him, “You may lie.” In other words, because of the honor he was given through his job, he is now allowed to break one of the laws in his community. The author is trying to make us see that Jonas’ new assignment is allowing him to do some things other people can’t, like breaking rules. Also, because of his assignment, he also has to go through pain described as unbearable. Jonas has to know that he must balance his privileges and hardships.
Furthermore, this quote moves the story forward by showing us that even though Jonas has a great honor he also needs to consider the disadvantages too.

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When Jonas received the letter, with instructions on how to do his job as the Receiver of Memory. However, when he read the instructions, one part of it said, “You may lie". In other words, Jonas is given the option to lie if he wants to, and any rules regarding language precision are now tolerated. The author is trying to make us see that the community is not as it seems to be, and is full of people who lie, and deceive people that this is a utopia. This quote moves the story forward by showing us how Jonas changed his perception about the community.

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When Jonas is reading his instructions, they tell him, “You may lie.” In other words Jonas was told for the first time that lying would be a part of his job. The author is trying to make us see that when we make white lies in our lives we don’t think about it, but in Jonas’s world lying is unusual. He hasn’t ever lied and it’s hard to wrap his head around the entire concept of it. This quote moves the story forward by showing us how Jonas is scared. It’s not natural for him to lie and he doesn’t really know how. He also doesn’t really want to lie; it doesn't feel right to him.