What is the rising action of the book The Giver?

Answer 1

The falling action is when Gabe and Jonas escaoe from the community to find elsewhere

Answer 2

In "The Giver," the rising action involves Jonas learning about the darker truths of his seemingly perfect society, such as the suppression of emotions and the lack of individuality. As he receives memories from the Giver, Jonas becomes increasingly disillusioned with the society he lives in and begins to question its values and rules. This leads to his decision to escape and seek a more authentic way of living.

Answer 3

Jonas was "forced to flee," in the words of the novel, because of the imminent "release" of Gabriel. The love that Jonas has for Gabriel and the way that he has been sharing memories with Gabriel has created a bond between them that Jonas cannot simply ignore.

Answer 4

The rising action of the book The Giver is when Jonas has been selected, not assigned, to be the community's new receiver of memory.

Answer 5

The rising action is when Jonas becomes The Reciever of Memories.

Answer 6

When Jonas escapes

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Answer 7

its when jonas and gabe run away to elsewhere.

Answer 8

when Jonas and gabriel sit on top of the hill and look down at the house and it kind of reminds him of the Christmas memory gosso

Answer 9

When the main character was chosen/was being chosen as the giver.

Answer 10

When Jonas becomes the receiver of memories.