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Chapter Summary Of 'The Giver'

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1. Jonas heads to school.
2. The other twelves are talking about their new assignments and training during lunchtime.
3. Fiona explains to Jonas that there is a lot that she didn’t know about the house of the old.
4. Fiona wants to know the details about Jonas’ job, but Jonas is not allowed to tell her anything.
5. He didn’t like to disappoint her.
6. Fiona is riding away and her hair changes the same way that one apple did.
7. Jonas notices that.
8. He arrives late to his session with The Giver.
9. The Giver asks why he was late.
10. He tells him about what he saw with Fiona’s hair.
11. The Giver tells Jonas that Jonas has seen a memory of the color red.
12. The Giver says that Jonas has a case of Seeing Beyond.
13. Something similar happened

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