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Many of the qualities that make being a human being fantastic have been eradicated in the community. Chapter 2: “The Ceremony for the Ones was always noisy and fun. Each December, all the new children born in the previous year turned One. One at a time—there were always fifty in each year’s group, if none had been released—they had been brought to the stage by the Nurturers who had cared for them since birth. Some were already walking, wobbly on their unsteady legs; others were no more than a few days old, wrapped in blankets, held by their Nurturers.” The ceremony is a naming for an infant. The birthgiver of the child does not get to name the child nor does she raise it. It's merely her job to give birth, a job she was assigned. “If you enjoy the little ones so much, you should hope for an Assignment as Nurturer.” “When you’re an Eight and start your volunteer hours, you can try some at the Nurturing Center,” Mother suggested.” People in this community are assigned employment based on their volunteer activities and whether or not their elders believe they will be good at the job.