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If someone can answer this correctly i will do something but i dont know what Did you like the unresolved ending in The Giver? Why do you think Lois Lowry chose to end The Giver this way? What do you think happened next? The ending of The Giver can be interpreted in differing ways. Perhaps Jonas is remembering the beautiful Christmas memory, which the Giver shared with him, as he and Gabriel freeze to death.

Or perhaps Jonas does hear music and is able to perceive the warm house where people are waiting to greet him.

Make your own interpretation and be creative with writing your own alternative ending.

it has to be 225 words or more

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