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09 Aug, 15:13:14
- Inference: On page 5, Jonas’s community seems to be very strict and controlled, as they have precise rules for everything, including the way people speak and behave.
- Inference: Based on Jonas’s description on page 10, it can be inferred that the people in his community do not experience true emotions, as they are not allowed to express them openly.
- Inference: On page 15, it is implied that Jonas’s community values conformity and sameness, as they discourage any form of individuality or uniqueness.
- Inference: From the conversation on page 20, it can be inferred that the people in Jonas’s community do not have any knowledge or memory of the past, as they have no concept of history.
- Inference: On page 25, it is suggested that the people in Jonas’s community do not have any real understanding of pain or suffering, as they have never experienced it themselves.
- Inference: Based on Jonas’s observations on page 30, it can be inferred that the people in his community do not have any appreciation for nature, as they have never seen colors or experienced the beauty of the natural world.
- Inference: On page 35, it is implied that the people in Jonas’s community do not have any concept of love or deep connections with others, as they are not allowed to form close relationships.
- Inference: From the conversation on page 40, it can be inferred that the people in Jonas’s community do not have any understanding of death, as they have never witnessed it or experienced its impact.
- Inference: On page 45, it is suggested that the people in Jonas’s community do not have any sense of personal choice or freedom, as their lives are predetermined and controlled by the Elders.
- Inference: Based on Jonas’s thoughts on page 50, it can be inferred that he is starting to question the fairness and purpose of his community’s way of life, as he begins to see its limitations and lack of true fulfillment.
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