In the giver by Lois Lowry the books society lose without grandparents?

Answer 1

because jonas like the memory that the giver show him about the grandparens

Answer 2

Jonas' society loses the love within a family. They gain more care for the Grandparents, or in this case the Old, They also eliminate the dangers of exposing normal citizens to the concept of death if the Grandparent has a complication resulting in death, which is what they gain.

Answer 3

Without grandparents, the society in "The Giver" loses the wisdom, experience, and intergenerational connections that elders bring. The absence of grandparents also means that younger generations miss out on valuable guidance and familial relationships that help shape their identity and understanding of the past.

Answer 4

Jonas' society loses the feeling of family and love. They gain the fact that there are no problems or issues to deal with relating to the grandparents.

Answer 5

They miss out because when Jonas receives a memory about Grandparents he likes the felling he receives. Grandparents are a good thing.