The Giver Research Paper

A small percent of people on earth say, “The world is perfect the way it is”. Well what do you think about the earth, do you think the earth is perfect? Well, The Giver is a dystopian society where everything is “perfect” and there is nothing wrong with it. The Giver matches this world of America today. Let’s hope and dream that America WILL be better than it is now.

In The Giver, there is a character called The Chief Elder, like Donald J. Trump, president of the United States of America. Their plan is to isolate the town/city from the dangerous outside world. They also have some differences between each other. Trump wants to keep people from entering the United States, the Elder wants to keep people inside the town and not come

In the town obviously people live there like the city. They also travel from place to place, like markets and job. But the modern city and the town in the book are way different, one being the modern city is way larger, and two, the city is more advanced than the town. In the modern world, it's harder to travel from one point to another, and makes it harder to come in early.

The laws in The Giver and the United States keep bad things like deaths and other dangerous things away. Laws sometimes keep things peaceful in the U.S. The rules of the village keep bad things from happening since no one can break them or else it’s death. The laws in the United States and the Village in The Giver have different purposes. The U.S keeps guns and smoking restrictions in check. The laws of the Village keep love and other emotions away and make everything black and white.

In The Giver the families were chosen. The children were assigned to people to be their parents, the birth mother can’t be the child’s mother. In the United States, The birth mother could take her child as her own or give he/she to an orphanage. In The Giver the birth mother is breeding a child every year and then one day will be transferred to Labor. And in the U.S the birth mother can breed a child any time she wants, and stops when she