Chapter 24: The New Beginning
Jonas and Gabe trudged through the thick blanket of snow, their footsteps leaving behind a trail of determination and hope. Despite the bitter cold, they knew they had to keep moving forward. The memories of their past lives, now shared between them, guided their every step.
As they ventured further away from their old community, they discovered a hidden village nestled in the mountains. It was a sanctuary for those who had escaped the monotony of Sameness. The people in the village embraced Jonas and Gabe with open arms, sharing stories of their own journeys and newfound freedom.
Within this vibrant community, Jonas found his calling as a healer. Using the memories he had received from The Giver, he learned to ease the pain and suffering of others. Gabe, now a curious and spirited young boy, flourished in the village, embraced by the warmth and love of those around him.
As the years passed, Jonas became a respected leader, guiding the community towards a brighter future. Together with the villagers, he worked to dismantle the oppressive system they had left behind, spreading the importance of individuality and the value of memories to neighboring communities.
Gabe grew into a compassionate and wise young man, sharing his journey with others and teaching them the importance of embracing emotions and experiences. Together, Jonas and Gabe continued to preserve the memories, ensuring that the mistakes of the past would never be repeated.
In this new chapter of their lives, Jonas and Gabe found the closure they had longed for. They discovered a community built on love, acceptance, and the power of shared experiences. Their journey had come full circle, and in this hidden village, they found a home where they could truly be themselves.
Please note that this response is a creative interpretation and is not based on specific events from the book "The Giver." It aims to provide closure and expand upon the themes of the original story.
Match each narrative technique to its correct definition.
Match Term Definition
Dialogue A) Shows a reader what characters feel or want and reveals information about the plot or setting through conversation.
Foreshadowing B) Something that suggests or hints at something ahead of time in a text.
Pacing C) Methods or strategies a writer uses to speed up or slow down a plot or create tension, mood, and/or tone in a text.
Answer:
Dialogue = A
Foreshadowing = B
Pacing = C
Explanation:
Dialogue is a form of conversation
Foreshadowing hints at the future, kind of like a premonition
Pacing is used by the writer to cause the reader to feel a series of emotions
Hope this helps
--Wavey