Welcome back to the Pleonastic podcast!
In this episode join us as we wrap up reading Lois Lowry's 1993 young adult dystopian novel The Giver.
Lois WTF is the main thing on our mind as we continue our discussion on how the community of The Giver is the perfect environment for the questionable things occurring without resistance from its inhabitants. We also see Jonas transition from a beta to a chad.
Oh and we also talk about how the book ends. Check the end of the description for a list of trigger warnings.
A lot of child suffering in this book, guys.
Enjoy the Episode!
P.S. Darwin's microphone got stolen again by The Entity, so in this episode he is actually shouting in real time to you personally and that is why he sounds different. A friendly owl returned the microphone, again, so in the next book he will sound normal. Thank you for understanding.
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More information on child-development through being wiggly:
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Trigger warnings:
Child abuse including corporal punishment, child endangerment including freezing and starving, child death including drowning and euthanasia. There will also be discussions about euthanasia in regards to the elderly and as it’s use as punishment.
This is a dystopian society that runs on control and swift punishment, it is a generally upsetting episode.
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