Never Let Me Go Identity Analysis

Every single person has their own unique identity. Identity is the image that one projects out into the rest of the world. Kazou has identity the characters as human clones in the novel, each of them has human feelings, and sexual desires. The true identities they lived and died with the people they connected with, both at Hailsham and in those they met on their paths to completion. In the novel, Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguros has questions the Identity of Kathy H... The novel starts off in England, late 1990s. Our narrator, is Kathy H thirty-one year old woman who spends her days as a "carer." Her job involves traveling between recovery centers and helping "donors" to recuperate after giving a "donation." She does not tell us what these mysterious donations are, but as the story goes on it does not sound like much fun. As a carer, Kathy has a great opportunity to reconnect with her childhood friends Ruth and Tommy. …show more content…
Hailsham was the opposite of a modern school, this school was design for clones, it prepared the students for a life of painful organ donations followed by a painful death. (Ishiguros) Although, the memories sometimes were good and bad, Kathy H would always tell her story about her childhood with Ruth and Tommy. At the Hailsham, they were not free, and had a fence around the building. In the novel, she never talked about anything out of Hailsham nor did she talk about her parents. Her childhood was lock up in Hailsham. The mystery of Hailsham was something Kathy H always wanted to find out. During Kathy teen years at Hailsham, Kathy became a big daydreamer. she starts to wonder about her future life, but Kathy adult hood life have already been planned. Miss Lucy, who is later discharged from the school. She tells