ORDER FOR TREATMENT TO TAKE emotions. They believe these feelings PLACE.” can lead to unnecessary pain. p. 37 like going downhill through deep Receiving memories is thrilling at first, The process of receiving memories is “It’s snow on a sled…At first it’s exhilarating: but it becomes a difficult task after a both exciting and Jonas is naïve 5 LD the speed; the sharp, clean air, but then while. about the pain involved when dealing the snow accumulates, builds up on the with memory. runners, and you slow, you have to push hard to keep going…” p. 78 It was as if a hatchet lay lodged in his Jonas’ first experience with pain is Jonas endures the pain and comes to “ leg, slicing though each nerve like a hot agonizing. believe that it’s worth it to be able to 6 LD blade.” p. 109 have memories. like the feeling of love,’ he Jonas begins to learn about the beauty of He doesn’t fully know that the “’I “dangers” confessed…’Of course,’ he quickly, love, but still thinks his society’s attempt associated with pain are far outweighed 2 CE do understand that it wouldn’t work to shield people from the pain makes it by the power of love. Even though he ‘I very well. And that it’s much better to be ok that they do not experience love begins to see how wonderful love is, he organized the way we are now. I can see either. still buys into his society’s reasoning that that it was a way to live.’” p. the risks associated with emotion are too dangerous 126 great. wept because he was afraid now that Jonas is starving, freezing, and lonely, The physical and psychological “He he could not save Gabriel. He no longer but none of it is as important as his love hardships are less meaningful than the EE 1 cared about himself.” p. 173 for Gabriel. love Jonas feels. families created and kept gets to elsewhere and he knows that Jonas knows that he and Gabriel will be “Where memories, where they celebrated these people cherish their memories and accepted and loved in this new place and 3 CE love...with certainty and joy” p. 178 are allowed to feel love. his journey was worth it. *Modified from Carol Jago’s Writing About Literature.
ORDER FOR TREATMENT TO TAKE PLACE.” p. 37 emotions. They believe these feelings can lead to unnecessary pain. 5 LD “It’s like going downhill through deep snow on a sled…At first it’s exhilarating: the speed; the sharp, clean air, but then the snow accumulates, builds up on the runners, and you slow, you have to push hard to keep going…” p. 78 Receiving memories is thrilling at first, but it becomes a difficult task after a while. The process of receiving memories is both exciting and Jonas is naïve about the pain involved when dealing with memory. 6 LD “ It was as if a hatchet lay lodged in his leg, slicing though each nerve like a hot blade.” p. 109 Jonas’ first experience with pain is agonizing. Jonas endures the pain and comes to believe that it’s worth it to be able to have memories. 2 CE “’I like the feeling of love,’ he confessed…’Of course,’ he quickly, ‘I do understand that it wouldn’t work very well. And that it’s much better to be organized the way we are now. I can see that it was a dangerous way to live.’” p. 126 Jonas begins to learn about the beauty of love, but still thinks his society’s attempt to shield people from the pain makes it ok that they do not experience love either. He doesn’t fully know that the “dangers” associated with pain are far outweighed by the power of love. Even though he begins to see how wonderful love is, he still buys into his society’s reasoning that the risks associated with emotion are too great. 1 EE “He wept because he was afraid now that he could not save Gabriel. He no longer cared about himself.” p. 173 Jonas is starving, freezing, and lonely, but none of it is as important as his love for Gabriel. The physical and psychological hardships are less meaningful than the love Jonas feels. 3 CE “Where families created and kept memories, where they celebrated love...with certainty and joy” p. 178 gets to elsewhere and he knows that these people cherish their memories and are allowed to feel love. Jonas knows that he and Gabriel will be accepted and loved in this new place and his journey was worth it. *Modified from Carol Jago’s Writing About Literature.
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