In "The Giver," Jonas flees the community with Gabriel because he learns that Gabriel is going to be released, and he cannot bear the thought of it. Jonas has developed a deep bond with Gabriel and the idea of losing him is intolerable. This decision to escape reflects Jonas's growing understanding of the importance of compassion, individuality, and the value of life outside the restrictions of his society.
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Why does Jonas flee the community with Gabriel in The Giver?(1 point)
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He is angry with his parents for not supporting his desire to leave.
He is angry with his parents for not supporting his desire to leave.
He is afraid of the upcoming Ceremony and doesn't want to receive an assignment.
He is afraid of the upcoming Ceremony and doesn't want to receive an assignment.
He wants to explore the world beyond the community and find a new place to live.
He wants to explore the world beyond the community and find a new place to live.
He learns that Gabriel is going to be released, and he cannot bear the thought of it.
He learns that Gabriel is going to be released, and he cannot bear the thought of it.
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