The Giver Literary Conflict
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Types of Conflict In Literature
By Katherine Docimo
Storyboard That is the perfect way to engage high school ELA students, and teach them to identify types of literary conflict. Visual cues in storyboards bring heady concepts, such as Man vs. Society and Man vs. Self, down to earth through “comic-strip” style illustrations and captions.
The Giver by Lois Lowry
Lesson Plans by Rebecca Ray
Jonas is a typical 11 year old who lives in a seemingly perfect community. There is little pain, and no crime. People are polite, and everyone belongs to a supportive family. However this utopia comes at a price; there are no choices, emotions are forbidden, and life in the community is dictated by strict rules.
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Literary Conflict in The Giver | The Giver Conflict | The Giver Lesson Plans
Storyboard Text
- MAN vs MAN
- MAN vs SELF
- MAN vs SOCIETY
- Jonas is upset with the Giver for not giving everyone the memories to share.
- As Jonas grows with his memories and wisdom, he struggles with "release" when he realizes that it actually means death.
- Jonas is completely against the community. He leaves to go elsewhere when the infant, Gabe, is threatened with being "released".
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