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In the book, The Giver, something that is repeadted throughout the book is the rules. The rules set limits to freedom that everyone in the society must follow

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In the book giver there is a lot of things about color. I think the author wanted to show the readers the felling by using color.

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In the book the Giver, having a consequence after doing something that breaks the rules is repeated throughout the book. People are reminded that

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In the Giver, the rules are continuously mentioned in the announcements to remind the people to follow. This is important because it fits with the dystopian theme of this book which is a world that is strictly enforced with rule.

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The part that I see again and again in the giver is that the freedom is blocked and everything is fake in that community. It repeats the part and keeps emphasizing the point of the pressure. I think this repeats because the author wants the reader to know that Jonas is the only one who can see color and life but the others can't.

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In the book "The Giver", the threat of being "released" is constantly reminded by the Announcer. If you break a rule in the Community, you get an infraction. It is constantly repeated over and over that if you get too many infractions, then you are "released"

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The thing repeated in the giver is the struct set of rules I think we see the strict rules again and again because the book wants to show us that community in the giver is controlling everyone with the strict rules.

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It feels as if the book intentionally repeats the theme of everyone doing good for the community. If it isn't good for the community, the thing is abandoned.

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In The Giver, Jonas keeps on mentioning how sometimes when he sees something or someone, it changes or something just seems a bit off and it comes back to its normal form. The book later tells us that the reason Jonas keeps on seeing things is because he has started to see the colour red. Colour is repeatedly mentioned in the book and this is important because the fact that people can't see colour means that the goverment is also controlling what their citizens see, not just their emotions and their expressions.

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The rules controlling people and setting the limitation for their life.

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In the Giver a ritual is the citizens having a dinner discussion or a dream discussion.

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In the Giver, there us a constant pattern of people being released. The book gave lots of examples of people being released and since it's a dystopian society people get released over simple mistakes

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The story frequently shows the readers that Jonas needs to keep correcting his own words. This can show that kids don't really learn a vast variety of vocabulary and they still don't know how to use most of the basic vocabulary at the age of 12.

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Something that is repeated throughout the giver is assignments. Assignments come up repeatedly in the earlier chapters, as it'll shape the rest of your life.

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In the Giver,  the change Jonas sees of color is seen again and again. Throughout the story, these moments are seen again and again, and it shows how the community is not really as it seems, and unexpected things can be found everywhere.

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The rules are always emphasized in the book

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Something that came up again and again in the book Giver was the strict rules.

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In the Giver, they do the rituals again and again where they have to share their feelings to the family everyday

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Announcements that remind the citizens of the rules and restrictions are mentioned again and again. They symbolize strictness and uniformity. Every time the story introduces a new rule, we learn more about the community. Sometimes they also give an example of a rule being broken and the consequences that followed.

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Jonas mentions that something changed with the apple, Fiona's hair, and the audience's faces in the ceremony of 12. I think there is an in-depth meaning behind the 'change' Jonas sees.
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In the Giver, there is a repetition of someone being Released. There were severals mentions of people getting Released. This emphasizes the point of how this is a Dystopian society and people get released by small things easily.

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The community where Jonas lives being isolated is mentioned through out the book, not directly, but having glimpses and hints of it. For example, Jonas was amazed by seeing an airplane as he has only seen it twice in his life. In a society where they are interconnected with other countries will have a lot of airplanes as they receive a lot of import goods, and foreigners, or visitors.

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I see that this book keeps on mentioning about the punishments for the children and the Elders and about the fear of being released and being sent to elsewhere.

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In the book, the Giver, the idea of a past Receiver, a Receiver before Jonas, is constantly brought up due to his curiosity. The past Receiver was mentioned constantly because it has been a really long time since another Receiver was chosen. Since whatever the author mentions is always important, we can foreshadow that more information about the past Receiver will come out  later in the book.

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The book repeats Jonas seeing 'beyond' and the importance of the rules. It constantly mentioning being 'released' to show the significance of the strict rules.

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In The Giver, the strict rules are mentioned repetitively when people are doing something wrong, or when people aren't following the rules they have in their community.

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The importance of using the right words at the right time; they have to be really precise with their words and how they express themselves. This is shown at the beginning of the book, where Jonas is struggling to use the right words, and the examples he shows about times he or others were talked to because they used the wrong words that should have been said.

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Throughout the story, there were several moments when Jonas perceives something differently than the others. It was already emphasized how his eyes were blue unlike most others, and in Chapter 4 (approximately), he noticed a change in an apple. He saw something different, something odd, and a similar occurrence happened later. Such perceptions started arising more and more frequently as the story progressed.

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The rules and consequences such as being released are being mentioned in the book repeatedly. They mentioned that if you break the rules such as having more than 1 daughter or son, they will face serious consequences and maybe released. However, they never explained how they're released or what happens to those people. Although it is used for a punishment for the non elderly, the elderly celebrate when people are released.

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Being released is something that is mentioned again and again. Being released is treated negatively if you are young, but it is a not negative when you are older. There is a mystery behind release though, and it is constantly mentioned

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Jonas trying to describe his emotions using words keep appearing, and he tries to get rid of words that are not specifically showing his feelings. For example, the first thing he states is how the word "frightened" did not describe his feelings the correct way. Due to their tradition, the community and culture itself requires one to speak of their feelings to other family members in the morning and at night.

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Throughout the story, The Giver keeps informing Jonas that the world changed to make everyone same.
Individualism is very important and is mentioned again and again. ::)))

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Not knowing how to express emotions in words

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The strict rules

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the rules and being released is mentioned over and over again .

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They never described color in the book EVEN ONCE.

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Color

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The importance of the elder. Every chapter Jonas talks about the great elders. I think the elders might play a big role in the future of the book. Also Jonas states that he sees something different about the color. The color might be a big symbolism.

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Jonas sees a flash of color in the apple,  Fiona's hair, and the books. He is seeing things nobody else is seeing something different and beyond everyone else.

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I see that this book keeps talking about responsibilities of each person and I see that this shows how this community works with every person

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The word "assignment" comes out a lot, it was shown that it was a important thing we should remember.
The Elder also comes out a lot; he is an important character

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Throughout his training, Jonas keeps seeing "beyond" and seeing flashes of color. The first color Jonas sees is the color red and he soon starts getting frustrated by the fact that he lives in Sameness. The flashes of red he sees my symbolize that he is different and that he is frustrated with the community because he doesn't like the Sameness.

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Color is something that is prominent in the Giver. One example of this is how the society lacks color. White or no colors usually mean that it is pure, innocent or neutral.

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Jonas tries to convince his friends that there's something different with objects, before he realizes that he has the capacity of seeing beyond. (seeing the color red, capacity to see something no one else can see)

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Again & Again: Whenever Jonas "sees beyond" like with the incident with the apple, at the Ceremony of Twelve, and with Fiona's hair. How this repeats shows us that this is an again-and-again moment, and it repeats because it symbolizes how Jonas is showing individualism in a society devoid of it.

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In the book, the Elder has came out several times, including the elder touching Jonnas hand.