When you are released, you are killed with a shot. The community believes the person is released to Elsewhere and never to be seen again. But released really means to be euthanized, a supposedly humane form of killing or murdering when a person is no longer a useful part of society.
The celebration of release in "The Giver" is a ceremony where individuals are permanently and secretly euthanized, believed to be a means of maintaining order and control in the community. It is later revealed that "release" is a euphemism for killing, as opposed to a peaceful transition to another place as the community members believe.
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In the Giver released means to be killed
You are injected with a serum that kills you
and if you are a baby you get shot in the forehead
That someone is being killed via lethal injection.
It means that a person is being put to death.
r u in mr.knights class???
It means to be injected with poison
killing the person
In the giver what were the two occasions when release was not a punishment
The newchildren and old is that when they are released it is not as a punishment. Release (death) of the elderly is a time for celebration for a life well lived. The release of a newchild shows what-could-have-been-done.
In "The Giver," release is a term used to describe the act of euthanizing an individual in the community. It involves injecting a lethal dose of medication into the person to eliminate them from society. The community members are not aware that release actually means death, as they are shielded from the truth of what happens to those who are released.
Being released means being set free or let go from a situation, such as from a confinement, job, or responsibility. It can also refer to a product or service being made available to the public for purchase or use.
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In "The Giver," ceremonies are ritualistic events that mark important milestones in the community, like the Ceremony of Twelve where children receive their life assignments. The ceremonies are meant to maintain order and conformity by assigning roles and responsibilities to individuals, but they also control personal freedom and limit individual choice. The ceremonies reinforce the strict rules and regulations that govern the community in order to maintain stability.
The celebration of Roberto's release was filled with joy and relief as friends and family gathered to welcome him back. There were hugs, tears of happiness, and a sense of gratitude for his freedom. The atmosphere was one of happiness and hope for a new beginning.
When the old is "released, there is a celebration about their life because being released is basically a lethal injection and they are "put to sleep"
the actual release is when they were injected with a chemical that will kill them
You can ask for a release.
Release