Identify the point of view of each character in The Giver. Match each quotation to the character's point of view about "release". Each row will

have one answer.

"Release" is a beautiful part of the

end of one's life.

"Release" is a final sentence or

judgment.

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"Release" is a natural part of the

Nurturing process.

"His name - if he makes it to the Naming without being released, of course - is to be

Gabriel." - Jonas' dad

:: "This morning, we celebrated the release of Roberto ... It was wonderful." - Larissa

"I feel frightened, too, for him... You know that there's no third chance. The rules say

that if there's a third transgression, he simply has to be released." - Jonas' mom

Each quotation matched to the character's point of view about "release".

✔️"Release" is a beautiful part of the end of one's life. ➡️ "This morning, we celebrated the release of Roberto ... It was wonderful." - Larissa.

✔️"Release" is a final sentence or judgment. ➡️ "I feel frightened, too, for him... You know that there's no third chance. The rules say that if there's a third transgression, he simply has to be released." - Jonas' mom.

✔️"Release" is a natural part of the Nurturing process. ➡️ "His name - if he makes it to the Naming without being released, of course - is to be Gabriel." - Jonas' dad.

Explanation:

In "The Giver", children that are born by birthmothers. When they are born, they are taking to Nurturing Centers were they are taking care of. In this society, they have birthdays the same time for those born the same year. At age 12, they are termed matured to work and fend for themselves.

They actually spend their last years in the House of the Old where they are cared for until they are finally "released" from the society. "Release" is seen as death in this society but it is not mentioned that way! Those who break rules or that live carelessly are also "released".

So, for these characters in "The Giver", they have their own point of view about "release".

"The Release" is a book by Lois Lowry.

answer: i dont know tbh

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