In Lois Lowry’s novel, The Giver, Jonas is the hero and the protagonist. Jonas is an eleven year old boy who Ii different from everyone else. Jonas is a sensitive and intelligent boy who grew up in a community where nothing is different. He has a strange ability that no one has. Jonas looks just like an ordinary boy who is not different from others, but he has a strange ability where he could see colors. No one in his community could see colors because of sameness. Because of his ability to see colors, he was chosen to be the next receiver. In Lois Lowry’s novel The Giver, the main character, Jonas, is a dynamic and round character whose purpose is to be the hero in the story. Jonas is a dynamic and round character. Jonas is a dynamic character because he changes during the story. Before he was the Receiver in training and before he …show more content…
Jonas’s character also affects the plot by being relatable. Jonas is determined. He is determined to reach elsewhere. He was determined to get the memories back. He was so determined that he forgot the consequences that he will ’ll receive. Jonas was also relatable. As Jonas changes during the story, he became an outsider in his community. Another reason why Jonas is relatable is because he is just like us. Just like us, he doesn’t want to be different from others that is why he kept his ability to see beyond a secret and just like us, he also wants to remember the memories. In Lois Lowry’s novel, The Giver, the protagonist Jonas is a dynamic and round character whose purpose is to be the hero of the story. In writing this paper, I proved how Jonas is a dynamic and round character. In writing this paper, I realized that Jonas is actually a really brave character. I realized that Lois Lowry is really good at creating characters. Lastly, I learned that being different isn’t a bad thing. No one in this world is the same, some people may have some similarities, but no one is the