In the novel, Jonas is the keeper of all memories and the members of the community are free of that "burden." How does the author, Lois Lowry view memories? Are they important? What purpose does the author feel memories serve? Use details from the text to support your response.
In your response, be sure to
• Describe Lowry's view of memories
• Explain their importance & purpose according to the author - This message/theme is implied. It is not stated. You as the reader have to figure out
what she is "saying" about memories
• Use details from the text to support your response (2 quotes minimum with CORRECT citations and analysis.)