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Summary Of Giver By Lois Lowry

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In Giver by Lois Lowry, the previous receiver (To Jonas) is now transmitting a memory to Jonas about snow but he does without even doing anything except putting a hand on Jonas's back how is this even possible. What I think is that the givers have found a way to telepathically transmit memory from his brain to other peoples brain, but is that even possible.Well, it might be possible in the future because every on predicts that but, an experiment by Dr.Miguel shows that his lab has been able to pass messages between two connected subjects in different countries telepathically. You must probably amazed how they did but this took them a lot of time and money and each of the two subjects had to were a cap with neurotransmitter detectors plus they

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