Never Let Me Go

1. Discuss the use of hindsight, introspection and the journey in the narrative structure of the novel
2. Who is the addressee of kathy's narration? What are the implications of this use in terms ofnarrative structure and the amount of inofrmation the reader has access to?
3. Never ler me go deals with kathy, tommy and ruth's slow and painful awakening to the reality of their own condition,i.e. A gradual process of self- awareness. Choose 3 key events in the novel that portray this awakenins and analyse them as thouroughly as you can, referring to the rext to support your statements
4.Differences between hailsham and cottages.

1. Explain the literary and the metaphorical journey kathy is living
2. Name three activities that are deeply associated with art and creativity.
3.Explain the unzipping game
4. Y algo sobre la cancion "never let me go".
1. Kathy narrates the story with hindsight because she is, at the time she narrates, 31 years old. and she is remembering whathappened to her during her childhood in hailsham, a “special” bording school she attended. all the novel is a flashback, in which she relates her memories of Hailsham, and when she gets to the age of18, of the cottages. Along the novel she makes two different journeys: a literal and a methaphorical one. as regards the literal journey it is because she travels around the country. but themethaphorical journey refers to the fact that the story is a story of introspection because she looks inwards in order to tell it.
2. the addressee of kathy’s narration is a fellow carer, a friend of her. Iam able to know this because when she narrates she take many things for granted, and that is why, readers are kept in the dark of the real meaning of many of the things named by Kathy.
2 b. three ofthe activities done in Hailsham related to art are exchanges: which are exchanges of art works; The sales: buying things from the outside with tokens, which was like the money for them, and they...