In the story, "The Giver," you get to understand many important things about life itself if you really try to, for example in this essay I am going to talk about the society in this story, in the ways that it is bad and good, and if it should be implemented in our lives. In this society there are many sets of rules one must follow for example families must have exactly two children one male and one female, also people are not allowed to be out of their houses after a determined hour, and at the start of every day the citizens of this city must have an injection that keeps them from being “different”. These are some reasons in which I thought that living in a utopian society wouldn’t be that good. But in the other hand in the story there are other things that seem like something good for example something very important was that they could not feel pain or sorrow which at first seems good, but is it? Maybe not. A perfect society might bring people peace and safety but it might also be the one that takes away the freedom, knowledge, and joy from people, so is it worth it living in such a perfect place. The society in The Giver can be called utopian which means that it has a highly desirable or near perfect qualities but throughout the story you get to see how it gradually turns more and more dystopian or undesirable, but in my opinion dystopian is not always bad, as you can see in the story having an utopian society did not end very well for them but also one must consider that the story is also part fictional, so is it good or bad to have a utopian society. Maybe living in a utopian society might feel like the best at first but you probably will be missing on a lot of things, in the story to have a utopian society means they had to basically stop having fun and converting everyone into sameness, a plan that eradicated emotional depth from their live. This society is believed to be perfect and with everything under control, which