Jonas discovered disturbing truths about his father and world but found solace in confiding to the giver. Ernie struggled alone until making friends in his group home where he could express himself. Victor initially lied to impress a girl, Teresa, but was honest with her later and they grew closer.

1. Breshaundra Roberts
10/29/12

2. Jonas thought he and a good life but he
really didn’t know what world he was living
in. He found out that his father killed babies.
He also found out that there were so many
things in the world that no one knew about.
He felt things people could not fell and saw
things people could not see.

3.  The only person he could really talk to was the giver. So he let the
giver know everything he also tried to let people know what he had
felt, heard, and seen.

4. Ernie often faced much trouble
in his life. He did not learn at the
same paste of others and was often
behind. Ernie did not have anyone to
confide into or call a friend; others
his age thought he was a outcast.
Once his mother pasted away Ernie
had no one nor nothing to turn to.

5. After being in his group home
Ernie made friends and was able
to express himself. He even
communicated with the girl of
his dreams.

6.  Victorwas a regular
guy with girl
problems. He really
liked this girl named
Teresa. He was even
willing to lie to make
himself look good.

7. He finally told her the truth
and they got to know each
other better. He let her
know how he felt.

8.  Jonas: He found a friend in the giver.
 Ernie:
Being in his group home allowed him
to open up.
 Victor:His lies got him no where but the
truth set him free.

9.  “A Crush” from the Literature Book, page 362
By: Cynthia Rylant
 “Seventh Grade” from Literature Book, page 30
By: Gary Sato
 “The Giver”, By Lois Lowry