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The giver
chapter 16
Jonas receives memories of happiness from the Giver, including a birthday party and a horse ride.
Jonas begins to understand the meaning of individuality and sees art and colors he never knew existed before.
Jonas asks his parents if they love him, but they laugh and tell him that they cannot say they love him.
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Jonas's desire to change the community suggests breaking rules and profound change, while his organized society works well. The Giver identifies the feeling as love.
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chapter 15
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Just as the young man cares for the injured soldier, Jonas is himself caring for The Giver,
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Chapter 19
Jonas explains that his interest in release stems from the fact that his father is releasing a twin that morning.
The Giver wishes newchildren weren't released, then tells Jonas that as Receiver he can actually watch releases
The Giver understands that witnessing release is one of the final lessons Jonas must learn in his path toward wisdom.
\onas's decision to spy on his father marks a break with his family, the final tie connecting Jonas to the community.
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chapter 17
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Now that he has stopped taking the pills, his Stirrings have returned.
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In fact, Jonas now understands that feelings are no more than ideas to the community members
Chapter 20
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Jonas and the Giver decide that Jonas will escape from the community, and the Giver will stay behind to help people cope with the memories.
The Giver will transmit memories of courage and strength to Jonas over the next two weeks. Jonas will leave his bicycle by the river on the morning of the Ceremony, and the Giver will order a vehicle to hide Jonas in the storage area of another community.
The Giver tells Jonas that he can no longer see colors because he gave them to Jonas, but he has one more skill: hearing-beyond. The Giver tells Jonas that he heard music, something Jonas would not understand.
ch 18
The Giver was grief-stricken and unable to help the community cope with the loss of Rosemary's memories.
Rosemary, the previous Receiver-in-training, requested release and was granted it, despite the rule that only members of the community can leave for Elsewhere.
Jonas asks the Giver what would happen if he accidentally drowned in the river while carrying a year's worth of memories. The Giver explains that Jonas's memories would be given to the community, which would be catastrophic
The Giver warns Jonas to stay away from the river, but he has no intention of trying to change the community
Jonas and the Giver are able to speak openly about their shared love, which is based on their shared experiences of joy and pain.