The attendant at the Receiver's residence shows respect to Jonas by addressing him with courtesy and acknowledging his role as the new Receiver. She treats him with professionalism and reverence, understanding the significance of his position.
The receivers attendant tells Jonas that the locks are to ensure privacy for the receiver. They prevent anyone else from entering the room while the receiver is working with the Giver.
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jonas learns that the reciever isnt as old as he seems to be
The Attendant's behavior surprises Jonas because he is unaccustomed to people being rude, dismissive, or impolite in his community. The attendant's gruff attitude and lack of consideration for Jonas's feelings go against the norms of their orderly society.
The attendant's behavior surprises Jonas because he is used to a strictly controlled and regulated society where emotions are suppressed and deviations from the norm are rare. The attendant's warmth, kindness, and genuine concern for Jonas stand out in a society where such displays of emotion are typically avoided.
The receivers dwellings is filled with books, music, and memories, while Jonas's dwelling is minimalistic and uniform. The receiver's dwelling is private and filled with knowledge, while Jonas's is shared with his family and lacks personal belongings. The receiver's dwelling is luxurious and secluded, while Jonas's is more functional and communal.
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Jonas misinterpreted the receiver job because he had to lie and he had could not tell his parents how he felt or what dream he had
The first memory the Receiver gave to Jonas was the memory of sledding down a snowy hill in a thrilling and joyful experience. It was a memory filled with exhilaration, freedom, and happiness, contrasting with Jonas's own world where he had never experienced such emotions.
In "The Giver" by Lois Lowry, Receivers' burdens are lessened while working with Jonas through the sharing of memories and emotions. Jonas receives deep, profound experiences from the Giver, which allows him to bear the weight of knowledge and feelings that his community lacks. This mentorship creates a connection that helps Jonas understand the complexities of human experience, thus alleviating some of the isolation and pressure associated with being a Receiver. The process of sharing also allows the Giver to pass on some of his emotional burdens, creating a sense of partnership in their unique roles.
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They have a house in Texas, but they currently live in Hollywood,California. They use to live in New Jersey.