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Chapter Summary: The Giver By Lois Lowry

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Although Jonas is freezing to death,he still pushes any way for the greater good for Gabriel.As they keep pushing up the hill,Jonas becomes weaker and weaker with every step.Finally,he reaches the top.He can not belive his eyes ! He sees just in the distance a house lit up with lights .He hears a noise that is familiar.It is music! He feels so relieved to hear the sound of music.As he sees the house in the distance he sees children and adults singing around a fire. He screams for help and they can not hear him. Right then and there he gets up for his last stand ; one more time to push on . As he was sinking in the,snow he shouts one last time, “Help!”. He sees a woman and a man running toward him. Then he collapses.Gabriel starts

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