Pretend you are Jonas and describes what happens to you at the end of The Giver. Explain the ending in you own words. What finally becomes of the...

If you were to write a first-person account of a
hypothetical ending of the book, it might go like this:

At
first, everyone in the community is confused that I am gone.  Once I leave the outskirts
of our community, memories start drifting back to the people.  They realize that I am
gone for good. 

Chaos ensues.  They are not prepared to
deal with the memories.  Suddenly, they have memories of pain and suffering.  They feel
hunger, they experience death.  They also feel love and happiness, but they do not
understand that either.

The elders turn to The Giver for
help.  He guides them through the emotions that they are now feeling, and explains to
them that these feelings will have to be a part of life from now on.  There is no time
to train a new Receiver of Memory.  The community must learn how to cope with
feelings.

In the meantime, Gabe and I get farther and
farther away.  We use what memories we have left to sustain us, but we are running out
of food and getting colder every day.  I realize that we might not make it.  I know that
Gabe would have died anyway, and I am happy for his last few days of life.  But I am sad
to see him go.  I know that wherever he goes, I will follow him
soon.