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the sky, and they’re very beautiful.”
This leads me back to the question: Is The Community in The Giver successful in creating a perfect world? The elders worked hard to keep the past in the past, hoping to build a society in which everyone is equal and no one is more unique than the other. A utopian society. As a result, recollections from the past resurfaced. memories of warfare, agony, desolation, and death. People were never given the opportunity to experience the frustrations, joys, and disappointments of making their own decisions. Because everything was chosen for them. The Giver might be viewed as a work of literature that critiques modern civilization. The role of The Receiver of Memory relates to how many people distrust the government. In the Giver people are unaware of their past and how they arrived at their current position. From an authority standpoint, secrets withheld from a community may be considered a safeguard and keep everyone secure. Once you start keeping secrets, that's when you lose the trust of those who once believed you. So no the Community in The Giver was and never will be successful in creating a perfect world.