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i think the giver society truly be considered of utopian his try to create a place where your not judge people or or make funny of people

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i think the giver society truly be considered of utopian his try to create a place where your not judge people or or make funny of people

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I think that The Giver's society could be considered a utopia because everything is perfect and there is no problems. The characters don't have to worry about things like global warming and pollution, because they managed to control the weather, or their grandparents getting sick (because they don't even have any). Even though the characters aren't attached to each other, everyone is happy and the society is perfect, which is what defines a utopia.

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i believe that the giver's society can't be considered a Utopian society because in the society they don't love each other, because when Jonas asked if his parents loved him or not, they didn't answer his question, and they started to correct him.

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I Think the giver's society truly can't be considered Utopian because Utopia means "PERFECT" But in the giver a lot of things isn't "PERFECT", people in that society and problems and in the giver people has to suffer and feel pain :D .

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I Think the giver's society truly can't be considered Utopian because Utopia means "PERFECT" But in the giver a lot of things isn't "PERFECT", people in that society and problems and in the giver people has to suffer and feel pain :D .

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I think that The Giver society can't be considered a Utopian because in a few chapters ago Jonas was having problems with his head because he had too many 

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the Giver describes a dystopian society, where people are assigned spouses and children. ... In an attempt to create a perfect place without suffering, the society in The Giver has actually eliminated many things that make being a human being great

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The givers society truly cannot be considered as a Utopian Society since in this society there is no love or kind of actual feelings since the people in this society think that “love” is outdated. And no matter how hard they try to make their lifestyle and living perfect it’s not going to happen since like Juliana said everyone has their own dislike and likes And opinions. So, this is not a perfect Utopian society.

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I agree with Juliana because everybody has there own version of perfect. some people like thing and some don't. everybody on earth is different. People have different feeling and taste.

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I think that The Giver society can't be considered a Utopian because in a few chapters ago Jonas was having problems with his head because he had too many memories in his head that he had to loose some. This is a problem that some people need to take care of.

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I agree with Danny because the giver feels pain and warns Jonas of it. 

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I agree with Danny because the giver feels pain and warns Jonas of it. 

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- Jarrad H.

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I agree with Danny because since the giver feels pain and especially Jonas its not quite utopia because they feel pain and there supposed to be completly non - of the negative and not even thoughts that are negative and depends how you think about it and where you think about it because in that society there is good and bad so it just depends where you look at it   -  Chris

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I think it depends on how you look at it because there is no danger but no one is unique and there are no fun things because they are considered dangerous. Also lots of things were taken out because they did not make the community equal and the community is a place where everyone is equal.

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I don't think that the Giver's society is truly a Utopian society but close to one because the Giver still feels pain and other feelings and Jonas too so shouldn't everyone be the same or equal in a Utopia? Otherwise the society has done a good job to having everyone equal to each other and no pain or fear of anything.

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The society Lois Lowry writes in The Giver is truly considered utopian. I say this because a utopian society possesses highly desirable or nearly perfect qualities for its citizens. Like the society in Giver, it has eliminated fear, pain, hunger, illness, conflict, and hatred, all things that most of us would like to eliminate in our society are gone.

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I agree with Juliana because The society in the giver isn’t necessarily considered perfect although they do try to make it perfect. Perfect has different definitions depending on your perspective or what you consider perfect. So the society might not be perfect in everyone’s eyes. And you can’t change someone’s thinking just because they might think differently than you. Some people in the society might consider it perfect while others don’t because we all have different opinions and thoughts about things. Also in the giver no one is supposed to use the term “I love you” which can’t be considered perfect if they aren’t supposed to use a simple phrase to represent how much they love their family. - Arcelis

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I say that this society is not Utopian because things are not all perfect yet, things could be all perfect and then be Utopia but, as if now that society is not because they are not feeling happy, joyful but they are feeling the opposite of that which is pain. In utopia there is no such thing as pain there is no feeling sad, no crying nothing negative and only positive cause thats what makes it Utopia. But they are overall atleast trying be like Utopia so maybe sooner or later that society can be Utopian  - Chris

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I agree with Juliana. I say this because in a Utopia people don't feel pain. But Jonas felt pain through memories from the giver. In a utopian society families don't fall apart. In the giver society after a certain age the people who raise you just end up forgetting you. - Sarah

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I think that it is not considered an Utopian society because it isn't perfect and no one there is perfect and everyone does have different opinions  on things-Rani

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The giver society cannot be considered a utopian society because even though they try hard to be perfect if you really think about it its not perfect because perfect is different for everyone everyone has different likes and dislikes and different opinions, now if you try to change those opinions with machines or something you are changing someone and thats not perfect because you are messing around in someones head. And also the giver is not perfect because the people there don't even love each other and that is not perfect

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i agree with yuma thinking on the part where she talks about the society in the book giver- ALSO JOSIAH

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i think utopia can and maybe will never come true in our world of today on this earth even tho this society is imaginitive i hope it motivates us (meaning the earth) so we can make a utopian society by cleaning up the streets stopping polution helping or maybe putting a stop to world hunger i believe it is possible to do it we just need to work together- JOSIAH