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I think being released means to be killed. However, in some cases it also was used in medical terms and in the terms that someone broke a rule so I think it just means to be killed rather than to be sentenced to a punishment like the death penalty.
- Sarah, Lea, Moyo

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We think that being released means to be removed from the community. It is done when you break the rules three times and when you do something incredibly bad. We weren't told if the pilot had ever done anything wrong before, but we can infer that he didn't because it wasn't mentioned in the book. The man that was convicted of another crime would also be released because it was his third strike.

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1. Its like spirits being released or like being given away to superior people
2. to be kicked out of group

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(Shivani, Lisa, Asher)

Our breakout rooms thinks being released means death.

In the Book it says being released means you get kicked out of your community. We know that there are lots of communities. So it is a little bit confusing. Especially if your releasing a new born baby, it is basically a death sentence.

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Breakout Room #3 - Aditya, Zoë, and Ayan

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Breakout Room #3 - Aditya, Zoë, and Ayan

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I think to be released means to be killed. Being released is a punishment if you have 3 or more transgressions. The community is the book was supposed to be "perfect". If there was an imperfection people would be released. In the book a baby was about to be released because they didn't grow and sleep as well as others. In the book a pilot was released because they broke on of the rules which was not to travel over the community. There were two releases which were not punishments like the release of the elderly which is a celebration for a life well lived and the release of the newchild which shows us what we could have done.

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We think it means that it means that you are a failure or that you get kicked out of the community.

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Flying over the compounds is definitely against the rules because someone is getting released because they did that (and judging by how that term is used in the book, I think it is a very bad thing).
- Sarah, Lea, Moyo

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Strong adjectives are not allowed. You can't use the words like released in sports.

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(Asher, Shivani and Lisa)

1. A family unit has to have one boy and one girl.

2. It's illegal for pilots to fly over the community.

3. You have to discuss your feeling at dinner.

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Do the people get to chose their own kids?What dies it mean to be released?

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The children might be adopted meaning the parents don't really care about them. They like to ride their bikes just to see a plane land.

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Mentioning being released
Getting Transgressions
Flying planes over the community
Not advancing as fast as others

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Breakout room #6 There can only be four members of a family, Mom,das,sister,brother.

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Breakout room #6 There can only be four members of a family, Mom,das,sister,brother.

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Some things that seem to be against the rules are being imperfect, having more than the children in a family unit, and making mistakes. We see that the baby isn't growing, sleeping, or eating as much as he should, so the committee were talking about releasing him. This is an example of breaking the rules by being imperfect. the pilot broke the rules by making a mistake and flying over the community. He was released, but there might be two reasons why. It might be because planes are not allowed to fly over the community, or it might be because the pilot made a mistake. You can't have more than two children in a family unit. We are shown this when Lily wants to have a baby brother, but her parents remind her that it is against the rules to have more than 2 kids.

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(Lisa, Shivani, Asher)

The children call their parents "mother and father" all the time.

They refer to people by their ages, for example they would call a 2 year old, a 2's.

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You can't say the words "you're released" or "released". Also, Jets can't fly over communities/housing.

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Break out room #6 they shared all there feelings each evening even if they didn't want to.

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Break out room #6 they shared all there feelings each evening even if they didn't want to.

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Do the people get to choose their own food?

Is it physically possible to have a 3rd child?

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When did this book take place?
Who is the person on the cover of the book?
wonder what the main plot of the book is going to be about?
I wonder what the ceremony is going to be about?
I wonder why they have to share their feelings at dinner?

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Breakout Room #6- Tara, Bar, Samantha and Naisha

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Breakout Room #6- Tara, Bar, Samantha and Naisha

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Do the parents get to choose their kids?

Why aren't jets allowed to fly over the community? Why is it a rule?

Why are parents only allowed to have 2 kids?

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Are they happy? I know they smile...do they consider their lives a utopia or a dystopia?

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some things that seem different are that they have to have a ceremony for 12 year olds. they also can't chose there own husbands or wife's they are given. they also can't have planes over the place.

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They don't know the meaning of the word animals so I'm guessing they don't have pets. They sit on the table together every night so I'm guessing their parents don't travel for work.

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Breakout Room #3 - Aditya, Zoë, and Ayan

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Breakout Room #3 - Aditya, Zoë, and Ayan

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Things that are different is that they have a ceremony for 12 year olds. People aren't allowed to fly over the community.