Answer:
In chapter 13 of "The Giver," Jonas continues to receive memories from the Giver. He receives a memory of a family celebrating Christmas, which he finds strange as he has never heard of Christmas before. The Giver explains that it was a holiday created to celebrate the idea of giving. Jonas also receives a memory of a war, which horrifies him as he witnesses the violence and destruction. The Giver explains that the memories are not always pleasant, but they are important for understanding the world and making wise decisions. Jonas is also given the task of starting to make his own memories, which he finds challenging.
