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The Deep Dive With Sydney Nadiancio

The Deep Dive With Sydney Nadiancio

By: Sydney Nadiancio
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 Join Sydney Nadiancio for engaging chapter-by-chapter reflections of your favorite dystopian novels.Copyright Sydney Nadiancio Art Literary History & Criticism Science Fiction
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  • The Giver Chapter 4 & Chapter 5 Part 1 Deep Dive

    The Giver Chapter 4 & Chapter 5 Part 1 Deep Dive
    Dec 3 2024
    In Chapter 4 and the first part of Chapter 5, the reader gets a better glimps of the tight regulations of the community as we delve into Jonis's first hint of the releasing ceremony in Chapter 4 and the sharing of dreams in Chapter 5.
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    15 mins
  • The Giver Chapter Three Deep Dive

    The Giver Chapter Three Deep Dive
    Sep 16 2024
    In CHAPTER 3 of The Giver, we notice that Jonis is able to see things, others don't, but is he the only one? Listen to this deep dive to find out what happens in Chapter 3 as well as to hear my theory on why Jonis and possibly others notice these things.

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    9 mins
  • Pivital Moment ep1 - The Psychological Upbringing of The Characters In The Giver

    Pivital Moment ep1 - The Psychological Upbringing of The Characters In The Giver
    Aug 12 2024
    Chapters 1 and 2 of The Giver introduce the reader to the lack of emotions exhibited by the characters. Is it really as simple as dystopian magic, or is there a deeper meaning?

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    17 mins

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