Jonas is thoughtful, careful and brave. He is also shown to be empathetic towards others.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In chapter 10 of Giver, Jonas reports to the Annex of the House of the Old. In this house the person who is sitting at the door and is attending the people who are coming in opens the door and sends Jonas to the receiver's room.
One thing that shocks Jonas is that the doors are locked which are usually never locked. But the attendant tells Jonas that these locks are for safety and security.
Answer:
The Colonel offers a solution: if Mrs. Peaceful comes to work for his wife as her lady’s maid, the family can remain in the cottage. As the Colonel leaves, Mrs. Peaceful cries, and the children gather round to comfort her, singing “Oranges and Lemons” loudly so that the Colonel can hear them.
