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There are many cons because you cant makr choices

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A message that the giver gives is that you should live life with both good and bad  because with out wrong nobody will learn.
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the society in the giver was not fair it makes me wonder if our society will become something like the one in the giver.

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Society transformed someone by many reasons. For example, it could effect how you think the world is. Good or bad. That is one of the con's of Jonas's world. He was influenced by his Community by the way he looks about the world. This system failed because once Jonas recieved memories he learned from the past and did not get influenced from his society anymore.

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1.´´An equal world isn't perfect´´ can be seen in the giver and Harrison Bergeron.

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Society may tell you not to do something, but just be yourself (sorry I sound like a bad 90's kids tv show)  Now, time for the pros and cons of the society.
Pros; No war, no hunger, everyone has a house, no disease
Cons; No true emotions, no color, no actual memories. His community ultimately failed because everyone needs to be different some way or another and they need to feel true emotions and stuff like that.

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I think that society influences personal transformation by completely changing your perspective on something.
Some pros of Jonas's world are that everything is under control, there is no crime, there is no fear, etc.
Some cons of Jonas's world are that nothing is unexpected. Nothing is suprising, nothing is new or different and no one is better or worse than anyone else.
This system failed because in life, nothing is perfect. Nothing is always the way you expect it to be.

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I would say that a similar text that I have read is Harrison Burgeron.
They had no control over how they lived in Harrison Burgeron just like how Jonas had no control either.

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The portrayal of the society in The Giver affects my perspective on my own society because what if in the future our society changes to a highly abnormal society and everything is a "perfect" little world.

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The portrayal of the society in The Giver affects our group's perspective of their own society by making it look better than a seemingly perfect society.

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Pros: they don't need to make hard decisions
cons: they have no control over their life and don't make any decisions.
The system ultimately failed because the Giver and Jonas disagree and Jonas runs away.

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There are some themes, like how sometimes the truth is not always the best thing. Like in the movie Small Foot, it turns out people were hunting yetis, they had to hide and make up lies. In the Giver, Jonas was transferred crazy and shocking memories for a kid.

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One theme in the Giver is that you should act out on what you think is right and I have seen this in Harrison Burgeron because Harrison was acting out on what he thought was right despite the fact that he new he was going to die.

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the system failed because nothing will ever be truly equal. For example, if someone was taller than someone else, you would have to cut there legs off. But then, you'd have to do that to everyone. And if someone had longer arms then someone else, you'd cut there arms off. But then you'd have to cut everyone's arms off. And so on until everybody was just a head.

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I think that some themes are being brave and interdependence.

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I am thankful that we are different and that we can pick our jobs unlike the society in the Giver. Also, now I know the importance of interdependence.

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I am thankful that we are different and that we can pick our jobs unlike the society in the Giver. Also, now I know the importance of interdependence.

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Con: They had to control everything in other people's lives. They don't get to make the decisions they want.
Pro: That everybody can be safe since the society is controlling. They don't have to make hard decisions in life.

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One theme I think is how being yourself helps make are world fun and interesting. Also how equality it not the answer for everything .
A message about society is how nothing interesting happens, nothing has color and everyone believes in whatever the government says, no one has self confidence and everyone is just boring. There almost slaves them they just don't know they are.

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I read Matilda, a story where her parents were not very supportive of her. The theme is Matilda is always stick up for what you think is right. This relates to the giver because Jonas thought that his society was not fair to the citizens, so he ran away after confronting the Giver about it.

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I think the themes of "The Giver" relate a lot to "Harrison Burgeon" and "Tripods" for example "Harrison Burgeon" is also based off the idea of complete equality and the "perfect world" and I believe has a similar theme of equality is not always good and that we need to celebrate our differences and in "Tripods" they talk about the Tripods and how they brainwash everyone at the age of 13 just like they assign jobs in 'The Giver" at 12 so I think the theme of those to novels are don't let society take control of you, you are your own person.

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Some pros of the Jonas's society was that no one was left hungry. None of the people in their society felt pain like we do, but a major con from Jonas's society was that you didn't get to make your own decisions which meant you might not be able to pursue things you wanted to.

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1.Society needs to not always be above you
2.Learn from the past
3.society should not be able to control you

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In the Giver they didn't now a lot of things we knew like colors,love, family, parents, and more. And it could seem weird because we've known these thing since we were born. I also think that a lot of the things Jonas learns throughout the book is really hurtful and if we had to go through the pain it would be hard just to imagine that. Also when Jonas said love his parents were in shock but in the life we live our parents would be very happy. SO the way that Lois Lowery wrote this was full of all types of feelings.

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It makes you get a job and if you get receiver you cannot leave unless you die. Pros, You can get a job you like and you can be good at it. You are always nice to others. Cons, you are forced to do things and if you become receiver you will be alone most of your life and forced to make the right decisions. You also cant apply for release. You might not like your job.

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Differences make society
Society can never be perfect
Choice makes people human

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The themes of the giver are:
#1 Don't let society take control of you.
#2 Society can never be perfect.
#3 You can not enforce to many rules on a community.

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Try not to let the government control the life that you want to live

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One of the themes in The Giver is there's always a solution to a problem. That is one of the themes because in the text, Jonas and Gabriel went on a journey to elsewhere. Along the way, they came across quite a few problems. For example, one of the problems was when the search planes were constantly looking for Gabriel and Jonas. Jonas would have to quickly bike over to the nearest hiding place and take cover there. But, Jonas remembered that the planes had body warmth detectors so Jonas had to give the memories of snow to Gabriel to make them both cold. A message about the society in The Giver, is that everyone has to get along. For example, when someone would do something a bit rude, people would pull you aside, give a big talk to you about how you shouldn't do that and they would try to teach you a lesson. This shows that instead of them learning lessons on their own, someone will teach them the lesson.

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In the giver the society is so bad that it makes are world look amazing. For example in the world that they live in they can't see any colors they have no hills and there's no snow, but we have all of that.