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Why was Rosemary's death a disaster for the Giver?

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thetransitbandit thetransitbandit
  • 13-04-2021

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Because the memories she had held were then released to the entire town, and the Giver had to help the town cope with those memories.

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Аноним Аноним
  • 13-04-2021

Answer: Rosemary's death hit the community hard, but it was particularly disastrous for the Giver because she was his daughter. He was aware of their connection when she became his apprentice, and he tried to insulate her from physically painful memories by instead focusing on emotionally painful ones.

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