LITERARY DEVICES
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Uses alliteration
a load, typically a heavy one.
What is the Definition Burden?
a 6 who had the ability to see-beyond with her pale eyes.
Who was Katherine? What do the pale eyes signify?
“Jonas felt the warmth of the family, the joy of the celebration, and the deep, deep feelings of love and connection that were shared.”
Imagery
Wept or cried noisily
What is the definition of sobbed?
To help Jonas escape while releasing all the memories to the community.
What was The Giver's plan?
“It’s not just a release,” The Giver said quietly. “It’s an ending.”
Foreshadowing
To cry
What is the definition of weeping?
Jonas doesn’t accept the ability of hearing-beyond to let The Giver keep something of importance to him.
Why doesn’t Jonas accept the ability of hearing-beyond?
“He killed it! My father killed it!” Jonas said, stunned, shaking his head.”
Juxtaposition
To imitate, copy or mock
What is the definition of Mimicking?
The Giver stays in his community to safeguard them from the weight of memories and emotions, ensuring peace and stability; without him, the community could face chaos and distress.
Why did The Giver stay behind to help his community?
“He had been told, when he was younger, that release meant to be sent elsewhere, away from the community. He had no idea what ‘elsewhere’ meant. Now he saw that ‘elsewhere’ meant death.”
Symbolism
To express sadness or sorrow
What is the definition of rueful?
Jonas gets overwhelmed by the pain and horror that shocks him to find a way out, to escape the community with Gabriel knowing that Gabriel will get released.
What motivates Jonas to flee after he learns the truth about release?