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This place is a dystopia. Many rules are simple forceful rules that if broken can cause you to be released(killed). Everything is controlled by the Elders and other higher ups, everything is like a simulation.

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1.) The community in The Giver conform to all the rules and laws, even if it's to their disadvantage or goes against their morals.

2.) It's a dystopia because the community is complying to strict and unnecessary laws and rules, that have severe consequences, if someone breaks them. The town is almost comparable to a cult.

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I think that Jonas lives in a dystopia because they get no say and everything kinda has to be perfect so they dont have a choice.

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I think it is more of a dystopia because even through everyone seems happy, it seems restricted as if someone is controlling everyone.

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I think Jonas lives in dystopia because its the community is so controlled

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I think that the community in The Giver is more dystopian than utopian because the government (or whoever has power over the citizens) is very demanding and controlling. The community can't choose their jobs, kids, spouse, or how they act. They have very specific rules about how to do things, and very clear choices for the citizen's lives.

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I believe Jonas' society/community is a dystopia because he and the others barely have any freedom to do what they actually please. If they have interests, they get limited careers, only what relates to the thing they want to do when they are older. They have certain jobs, and stern laws that they won't let go unpunished.

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The community in "The Giver" is a hidden dystopian community. At first, everyone seems happy and there are no problems. But, everyone looks the same, wears the same thing, and live identical lives. People also don't get to make any choices. The Elders choose everything for everyone like their job and their spouse. While on the surface, everything seems perfect, there are many things that are far from a utopia.

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The community is very brainwashed, but it's not their fault, because they grew up in that lifestyle they don't necessarily know that it's wrong

I would say it's both a utopia and dystopia. Or rather, it appears as a great utopia, but it is actually a hidden dystopia.

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Jonas’ society is a dystopia. This is because everything is controlled, even emotions. A utopia is something perfect, but the society Jonas lives in is depriving the people from needed experiences, resulting in a dystopia. The community in the giver is a dystopia disguised as a utopia.

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I believe Jonas lives in a dystopia because there are very strict rules, and they are being controlled. Also their jobs and pretty much their whole lives are chosen for them.

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The community in The Giver is more of a utopia than a dystopia because there is not a lot of bad in this community. There are no repressing people or telling them what to think or feel as long as it's allowed in the rules. There are certain things you cannot do but as long as you follow those rules nothing bad will happen to you.

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The society in The Giver is a dystopia. Everyone is controlled by a set of rules and there is something called "releasing". Any misbehavior can result in you getting released which is oppressive. There is barely any free will or choice since everyone has to be or act the same way.

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I believe that it is a dystopia, because everything and everyone are being controlled.

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I think the giver community is a dystopia.I think this because it seems hidden from the outside world. It very controlling of it’s people and assigns them kids.

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The community in The Giver is a dystopia because the world is controlling. All of the rules they have are very strict.

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I think dystopia because the people must seem happy and the assignments are given to you.

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I think the world in The Giver is a dystopia because even though everyone seems happy, they seem restricted. Everyone has to follow certain rules and there is information hidden from the people. It feels like a dystopia because there is a hidden side to everything.

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I think it's a dystopia because they do nothing under free will. The rules are very strict and controlling. EVERYTHING is controlled.

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I think Jonas society is a dystopia because I don't think any society could be so perfect and organized.

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I think Jonas lives in a dystopia because the rules are bizarre and strict.

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i think its a dystopia because they don't much freedom to do what they want. they have very controlled life's

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I believe that the community in the giver is a dystopia, because everything and everyone are being controlled. Such as their jobs, their spouse, and even their children, they're all assigned and chosen for them.

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Jonas lives in a dystopia because there strict and very controlling.

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I think that jonas lives in a dystopia because everything is strict and very controlling.

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I think jona lives ina dystopia because his community is strict of everything and if you break a rule you are basically a criminal.

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i think jonas lives in a dystopia because everything is so controlled and the rules are strictly unusual.

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The community in the giver is Dystopia. This is because everything there seems so suspicious and the rules are unusual. First of all, why is anyone "released"? What does it mean? Why does it happen to children and especially the old? Does it mean execution? Because that's what it sounds like. Why is everyone forcibly given a certain job randomly and the people can't choose for themselves? Why do strangers name the child instead of the parents? It's definitely Dystopia

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Dystopia because if you pay attention it feels like the people are being controlled. Like when the loud speakers came on and everyone automatically went inside. There is also the fact that if you do anything bad then you can be thrown out no matter what age and no one can do anything about esspecially at three strikes you are out that is why i think that the country or town the giver is based in is a dystopia.

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In my opinion were Johan lives is a dystopia because it's very stricked and and demanding.

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I beileve that the book the Giver is a dystopia, i beileve this because the the people of the community have no choices and have to follow the rules if not they will get punished.

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I think it's a mix between the two. Yes, the community is well put together and they are all polite and have strict rules to run by so nothing goes wrong, but imagine having to live by such strict rules all the time. It would get tiresome and you would probably want to leave. You are basically being assigned your life instead of getting to decide who you want to be.

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The reason it is a distopia is because the laws take away some rights given and opress or evenhold back the community keeping some from exspressing there opinionn and presentig there ideas

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Dystopia. A utopia is supposed to be fun and perfect! In The Giver they literally kill people for making mistakes. It is definitely a dystopia because its too controlling, it doesn't seem fun at all.

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I think Jonas lives in dystopia because they get controlled with everything they do.

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I think it is a dystopia because it is being controlled and the people cannot really make their own decisions. which can turn into an outbreak of something bad.

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I think its a dystopia,
1. You don't get free will

2. You don't get to go in or out of the place you are already in

3. Everything you do has to be perfectly done

4. You must seem happy

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The Giver appears to be utopia but is revealed to be dystopia as the story progresses.

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I think its a dystopia becuase because they are being watched and being controlled

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I think it is a dystopia because they control you by announcing the "bad things" you do while "not targeting" one person

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I think its dystopia because it seems very controlling and it looks like evreything is chosen for them and they dont get a say and they just follow along

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I think that Jonas's society is a Dystopia because everything is being surveillance, and controlled which results in no freedoms or little to none

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DYSTOPIA if you do wrong you are killed. there is no choice of what you can do when your older.

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I think Jonas society is a dystopia because I don't think any society could be so perfect and organized.

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I think it is a dystopia because it is a very controlled society where nobody has much freedom and it is the same everyday life for everyone.

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I believe this society Jonas lives in is a dystopia. With the amount of rules and regulations they have, the people are not properly able to be themselves without worrying about rules; such as bragging. Jonas couldn't even take an apple without being called out for it, and the little girls must wear bows (properly tied and NEAT) every day until a certain age. Something about this society, that comes off as so calm and perfect, does't quite feel right.

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I think the community if "The Giver" is a dystopia. This is because you don't have much of a choice of what you do with your life. You get your career chosen for you and you're basically forced to share your feelings every day.

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I think it is a dystopia because this society is focusing a lot on being perfect but when they try to be perfect they are just going to end up making things worse

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It is a dystopia, the government iscontrollingg, and overpowering, they control everything in these peoples people's

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Dystopia because you are being controlled and watched 24/7 and there are barely any freedoms. You MUST do what the higher ups tell you which sounds like a dystopia to me.

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It is a Dystopia because it is very controlled, the people don't have any freedom and if they don't follow the rules they're killed.

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1. Too controlling, it doesnt seem fun at all.

2. Distopia. A utopia is supposed to be fun and perfect! In The Giver they literally kill people for making mistakes.

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I think its dystopia because utopia everything fun and joyful but in the village its not fun and they kill people for mistakes.