This is a matter of opinion but I read this book a while back so i’ll give it a shot.
I believe that sameness is not desirable. With no differences, life wouldn’t be as fun or as interesting. While differences cause wars, oppression, and other bad things, they also lead to wonderful things like relationships, culture, and emotions. In the Giver we see that Jonas finds beauty in being able to have intense emotions and live in his memories. Everything is dreary in this dystopian and I would never want to live that way. I can’t imagine a world where people don’t have different stories to tell, cultures to share, or love and opinions.
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OPTION D [loaded language]
Explanation:
look closely at the individual words of the argument to determine where the obvious bias originates.
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Liselle's dad does not like her being at his apartment because of the wy he lives
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the garish appearance it has compared to the sky above it
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The lights of the city are bright and obtrusive compared to the natural light of stars in the sky.
