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Bilbo is driven by the motivation of desire. Bilbo's motivation in the novel is desire because he was trying to get back his lost treasure that another character, the antagonist, Smaug stole had.
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After graduating from Yale, and fighting in WWI, Nick decides to become a bond trader and moves near NYC. Nick rents a house in West Egg, a Long Island suburb that is less fashionable than East Egg, which lies across the Long Island Sound. His tiny, cheap bungalow is next to Gatsby's enormous, tacky mansion.Myrtle grows combative and, while arguing with Tom about his wife, begins to show Daisy as loud as she can. Tom hits her, breaking her nose. The guests leave, and the chapter ends with Tom heading back home.
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In Ch. 14 the Giver explains that Jonas and The Giver must hold all the memories because:
"It gives us wisdom. Without wisdom I could not fulfill my function of advising the Committee of Elders when they call upon me" (Ch. 14).
Even the Elders who make all of the decisions for the community do not have these communal memories. They depend on the Giver to advise them based on his memories of what has happened before.
Ultimately, the Giver explains, "everyone would be burdened and pained" if the community held onto the memories and "they don't want that." So, one unlucky person, the Receiver of Memory, gets to be the memory bank for the entire community.
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