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"Its the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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"Its the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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When the giver was talking to Jonas about his choices he wants to help him make them. Jonas wants to make the choices himself he wants to make his own choices in life. THe author is trying to tell us Jonas is gonna make his own decisions in life so he can make right choices.

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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The quote is introduced when Jonas and the Giver start talking about choices. In other words, this quote is stating that choosing is important because it could be a good choice or a bad one. The author is trying to make us see that Jonas has to choose wisely when making decisions and it is very important to make the right choice. This story had a significant impact on my thinking about choices. It is very important to make the right choices in everyday life. Making the right choices can be difficult but will benefit us in the long run.

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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When Jonas and The Giver were discussing choices, Jonas decides he wants to make choices every day. The Giver then asks him, “It’s the choosing that’s important, isn’t it?”. In other words, the Giver asks that being able to choose, and have options is important. The author is trying to make us see that Jonas is discovering what freedom is like and wants to experience more of it. This passage had a significant impact on my thinking about how people today are given choices and how it impacts our world by giving us the freedom we want.

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it? 

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The Giver tells this because as Jonas is changing his whole world is too. He's upset it all has to be the same and he just wants to make the choices himself. His world will be changing going forward.

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When the giver and Jonas are talking about the chooses, that when the giver says, “ It’s the choosing that’s important, isn’t it?”In other words, it’s saying that people's choices and their freedom are very important.he author is trying to make us see that it’s their freedom to choose and do what they want to. Also that making mistakes and messing up with anything is all just apart of life in general. This passage had a significant impact on my thinking about how everyone in america has freedom and how lucky we are to have it because not everyone has the privilege of that.

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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"It's the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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When the Giver was talking to Jonas about the sameness and why color was taken away, he asks Jonas, “It’s the choosing that’s important, isn’t it?” In other words, the Giver is asking Jonas if the freedom of choice is important to him. The author is trying to make us see that even the smallest options can hold a lot of freedom of choice. This passage had a significant impact on my thinking about freedom and the impact it has on almost everything we do.

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The author is trying to explain how many people in the story don't realize as much as Jonas and that’s why he feels sorry.

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It’s the choosing that’s important, isn’t it?”

The giver asked Jonas this because Jonas was saying how unfair it was to not be able to make their own choices.

The author is trying to make us see that in life we need pain, love,and all the feeling because that is what makes us human. Humans make mistakes but that is theirs to make.

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When Jonas and The Giver are talking about choices, The Giver says, “‘It’s the choosing that’s important, isn't it?’”. What I think it means is, choices and freedom are important. The author is trying to make us see that the freedom to choose what you do and to make mistakes is an important part of life. This makes me think about how lucky and easy are lives.

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like everbody like everbody comments except for derrick kersey.

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like everbody like everbody comments except for derrick kersey.

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When The Giver and Jonas are talking about chooses, the Giver says, “‘It’s the choosing that’s important, isn’t is?’”.
In other words, freedom and choices are important. The author is trying to make us see that the freedom to choose what you do and to make mistakes is an important part of life. This passage had a significant impact on my thinking about how we all have freedom and how lucky we are to have it.

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Everbody like everyones comment except for Derrick Kersey

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Everbody like everyones comment except for Derrick Kersey

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The author is trying to explain how many people in the story don't realize as much as jona does and that’s why he feels sorry for them and realized how stupid it is.

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"its the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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"its the choosing that's important, isn't it?"

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The quote means that it doesnt matter that the choice makes no difference, its the choosing that matters. It pushes towards the mood of discomfort and the theme of dystopia.