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Never let me go

The title of my book report is the same title of the book Never Let Me Go. I like

it very much among all the books. Most probably because the love and the friendship

between

the

three

main

characters.

The

author

of

this

book

is

a

Japanese

born

in

England,

whose

name

is

Kazuo

Ishiguro.

Because

I

love

Japanese

anime,

I

always

think that Japanese are imaginative and creative. As a matter of fact, this story is full

of imagination.

The narrator of the story is Kathy. H. She and her friends used to live in a place

called Hailsham. She made friends with Ruth and Tommy there. Tommy was a boy

who loved Kathy actually but

got together with

Ruth first. At Hailsham, they knew

Madame

who

gathered

their

pictures

were

afraid

of

them.

One

year

before

they

graduated

from

Hailsham,

Miss

Lucy

who

was

one

of

their

teachers

told

them

that

they were created to donate their vital organs. When they finished the life in Hailsham,

they

moved

into

Cottages.

Both

Kathy

and

Ruth

tried

to

find

their

possible

around

that period of time. After that Ruth and Tommy began donation while Kathy started

her new life as a carer. Due to Ruth's poor health, Kathy decided to become her carer.

Before Ruth' death, she gave the address of the Madame to Kathy and asked her to

defer

the

donation

with

Tommy.

Later,

Kathy

became

Tommys's

carer

and

they

followed Ruth's advice to go to find Mademe, but to their disappiontment, they knew

that the deferral didn't exist at all and Hailsham was closed. Finally, Tommy died too,

and Kathy was ready for her donation after her last visit to Hailsham.

The

name

of

the

story

is

the

name

of

tape

which

was

Kathy's

favourite.

The

name has several meanings. Firstly, the music represented the people and the places

that Kathy loved. Also, Hailsham where they were brought up was regarded as these

children's

home,

so

they

didn't

want

to

leave

there

and

donate

their

organs,

which

meant

death

to

them.

Secondly,

even

they

were

friends,

they

were

separated

when

they started to donate. Although they loved each other, they couldn't change anything.

Thirdly, their love and friendship even the existance of themselves were fake, because

the

meaning

of

their

live

was

to

donate

organs.

They

didn't

want

to

die

without