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Identify the point of view of each character in The Giver. Match each quotation to the character's point of view about "release". Each row will

have one answer.

"Release" is a beautiful part of the

end of one's life.

"Release" is a final sentence or

judgment.

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"Release" is a natural part of the

Nurturing process.

"His name - if he makes it to the Naming without being released, of course - is to be

Gabriel." - Jonas' dad

:: "This morning, we celebrated the release of Roberto ... It was wonderful." - Larissa

"I feel frightened, too, for him... You know that there's no third chance. The rules say

that if there's a third transgression, he simply has to be released." - Jonas' mom

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