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Rosemary was a previous Receiver of Memory who failed and brought some memories back to the Community. She is a minor character in The Giver. It is revealed that Rosemary is the Giver's daughter and became the Receiver-in-training after him.
4 de out. de 2024 · In Lois Lowry's The Giver, Rosemary is a pivotal character, symbolizing remembrance and the emotional burden of memory. She was the Giver's daughter and a previous...
Years of loneliness, isolation, and unshared emotion made the Giver’s love for Rosemary intense, even by the standards of the time before Sameness, and when she is taken from him, his anger and grief are equally intense.
The Giver's trainee before Jonas. She asked to be released when she discovered the pain and loneliness of memory. The Giver later reveals that Rosemary was his daughter.
The Giver is a young adult novel by Lois Lowry, set in a society that has eliminated pain, color, and emotion. The protagonist, Jonas, is the Receiver of Memory, who learns the truth from the Giver, who once had an apprentice named Rosemary.
Rosemary was the previous Receiver of Memory who could not handle the pain and suffering that the Giver gave her. She applied for release and was never seen again, and her name was forbidden in the community.
The Giver tells Jonas that her name was Rosemary, and that he loved her very much, the same way he loves Jonas. She loved the happy memories The Giver gave her, but after receiving memories of loneliness, loss, and fear, she was so distraught that she applied for release without telling The Giver.
