What is the main conflict of the giver?

What is the main conflict of the giver?

There are many themes and conflicts in Lois Lowry’s The Giver, but the most predominant one would be the conflict between individualism and social conformity–in other words, man versus society. In the community in which Jonas dwells, nothing is left up to chance.

What is the external conflict in the giver?

The external conflict in The Giver is one of man vs. society. After learning that people are euthanized when they are released, Jonas is horrified at the practices of his society, particularly with the release of babies.

Is the office appropriate for a 11 year old?

Subject: Re:The Office OK for 11 year old? seems a little tamer IMO. Yes, there’s sexual innuendo in both shows, The Office b/c the office manager (Steve Carell’s character) is blatantly racist/sexist and it’s supposed to be “funny,” but not if kids don’t understand the humor.

How did Bob Ewell really die?

Bob Ewell fell on his knife because Boo Radley was fighting with him. so Bob died of his own knife. So he technically killed himself.

Is Boo Radley sick?

Arthur “Boo” Radley was a dynamic fellow, thought as a monster but at the core innocent and nice. Boo was a mentally ill man living with his horribly mean brother and for this reason alone is why Boo had to stay home (Lee 62). Never being seen, the Maycomb County has altered his image into a violent and vicious figure.

What does Scout picture will happen when she finally sees Boo Radley?

What does Scout picture will happen when she finally sees Boo Radley? Scout pictures that when she finally sees Boo Radley she is going to be ready for him to be crazy and attack her.

How does Scout recognize Boo Radley?

When Scout gets to the point in the story where Jem was picked up and carried home, she turns to the man in the corner and really looks at him for the first time. He is pale, with torn clothes and a thin, pinched face and colorless eyes. She realizes that it is Boo Radley.

What happened to Mr Ewell October 27?

Ewell that October? That October Mr. Ewell got a job with WPA and loses his job a few days after. He blames Atticus for taking his job away.

Why does scout go back to school?

Why does Scout want to go back to the school? Scout wants to go back to school because she left her shoes at the pageant by accident. What saves Scout from being badly injured during the attack?

How did Atticus convince scout to continue going to school?

He uses the example of Jem in the tree house. He tells Scout that if she would just ignore Jem, he would come out. At the end of the Chapter 3, Atticus and Scout reach the compromise that if she will go to school, they will continue to read at night.

Who attacks Jem and Scout?

Bob Ewell

How does Scout try to get out of school?

For a while after her first day, Scout undertakes a “campaign to avoid school.” By Chapter 3, Scout’s first tactic to get out of school is to try and convince her father she could learn at home. Both Atticus and his brother Jack had been educated by their father on the family farm, Finch’s Landing.