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Because he had a memory of the war and thought this was a cruel game
The giver gives jonas a dream of him sitting in a war and bleeding and just wanting water.
She having a war with Selena Gomez mom because of nick Jonas ..
Unfortunately Gears of War by Megadeth was never featured in the game Gears of War because the song was not entirely complete but when Gears of War 2 came out the song was never added into the game because of the lack of communication between the Microsoft and Dave Mustaine
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Jonas reacted in a very dramatic way because he knew that war was not something to play about.
The war game reminds jonas of his war memories which are painfull for him to bring up and are mainly emotionaly harsh on him
Lowry likely placed the children's game of war after Jonas received the memory of war to highlight the contrast between the innocence of childhood and the harsh realities of war. By juxtaposing these two scenes, she emphasizes the impact and consequences of violence on humanity. It serves to underscore the importance of preserving the purity of childhood in the face of a darker and more complex world.
Jonas reacted very angrily and sadly to the children's war game. He felt this way because the memories of love and war changed his emotion so drastically that he asked them to stop playing the game and to never play that game again.
The child's game that upset Jonas in "The Giver" was the game of war, where the children played with toy weapons and pretended to hurt each other. This game troubled Jonas because it reminded him of the violence and pain in the real world that he had never experienced before.
Jonas is initially excited to join in his friends' game of war, but as he experiences the pain and violence firsthand through the memories transmitted to him by The Giver, he becomes increasingly disturbed and questions the morality of the game. Ultimately, he chooses to stop playing the game and try to impart his newfound understanding to his friends.
Jonas got upset because he had experienced the memories of war through the Giver and understood the true horrors and pain associated with it. He was shocked that his friends would play a game that glorified something so terrible and destructive. Jonas wanted them to understand the gravity of their actions and the consequences of war.
Because he had a memory of the war and thought this was a cruel game
Because he had a memory of the war and thought this was a cruel game
Jonas doesn't want to play the good guys bad guys game anymore because it involves pretend shooting each other which reminds him of the memory of war the Giver gave him.
The game of war is a turning point in Jonas's experience in "The Giver" because it opens his eyes to the darker aspects of human nature and conflict. Witnessing the brutality and aggression in the game makes Jonas question the values of his society and the truth behind the seemingly perfect community he lives in. It marks the beginning of his realization that there is more to life than what he has been taught.
Jonas is shocked and horrified by the children's war game, as he has no concept of violence or pain in his society. He feels disturbed by the casual way the children treat the idea of war and killing, which is completely foreign to him. This experience contributes to his growing realization of the darker aspects of his community.