Never Let Me Go Plot Summary and Analysis

[@tangerin511]

"Can anyone tell me why won't just run away while they had a chance to?" Well, isn't that the whole point of the book? Everything they did was considered normal and right by them and yet it was so illogical for the outside viewer. Our society is the same: living the same life, going to school, having a job, making money, buying a lot of things they think they need, forgetting that one day it will be their last day. If you try you can detach from all this and see its absurdity too...

[@jlgutierrezz]

Analogy very well explained... "Do the clones has soul? (As the school was trying to proove)" Looks like not because they were not able to change what they were told their life was about. Does our society has a soul? Well, it seems like we are the same after all...

[@captainvaughn5692]

​@@jlgutierrezzafter all, that's what the author was trying to say. The book was probably meant as a critic towards capitalism in some way

[@rhnepalclassroom]

“I half closed my eyes and imagined this was the spot where everything I'd ever lost since my childhood had washed up, and I was now standing here in front of it, and if I waited long enough, a tiny figure would appear on the horizon across the field and gradually get larger until I'd see it was Tommy, and he'd wave, and maybe even call.”

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@Brandon-ju5pg]

I wish the first voice was the only voice

[@Laura-ym2gs]

It was probably a school project

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@eupe23]

What the fuck The First voice makes me angry 😤

[@Brandon-ju5pg]

@@eupe23 lol at least it’s somewhat understandable

[@elsarai7388]

I just need that first voice to explain all summary.😐

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@ilijazsc3270]

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[@wymanTV]

pro tip: if you can't understand them, closed captions work great on this video.

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@nasimaq6191]

Honestly this movie really reminds me of animal farming. Animals are brought to this world and they have this destiny that is planned for them. They’re here to feed humans. Or be used in researches (animal testing). And YES they do feel love, care and pain just like the characters in this movie do. And yes they do have souls who deserve respect and freedom.

[@securityscorpion8687]

Yes. I recommend the movie & book to all my vegan friends. It is literally one of the saddest, most thought-provoking stories I have ever come across.✌🏽

[@spencerforewer]

good summary, nice drawings!! sometimes background noises were a bit irritating but hey there's free access to this so nobody should complain

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@aaron_4548]

This video feels like a school project

[@zaza10022]

unclear what is being said

[@kurochan_the_cat3500]

ZaraTravels there are subtitles

[@lucasbreedijk0209]

why dont you make one. dumbass

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@πέος-π3δ]

yk as bewildering as this might be, there is such a thing as subtitles and they do a wonderful job :)

[@JonSanders]

Rick & Marty explained this entire movie in less than 6 seconds.

[@gorgeousbeauty7347]

Can anyone tell me why wont they just run away while they had a chance to ? They also had a goddamn car...they werent chained up or anything..they could just catch a train and run away.

[@sophiee444]

gorgeous beauty where too tho

[@riri9335]

because they would have had some sense of fear. They had to check into their own homes and therefore, felt they were practically being monitored at all times. They couldn't get a passport or ID of any sort unless it was their cloning file. The story of the children running away from their fate led them to die even earlier, and they did not want to risk that.

[@janinaschmaedeke6264]

@@riri9335 This is exactly why the stroy is so boring. Because conformists and accepters do not make for interesting movie characters, they are worthless as movie characters. In an evil society, those who comply become as evil as those who come up with the evil plans. If the clones had all killed themselves, drowned themselves or killed themselves in some forest, that would still have been a sad ending and they would have died earlier, but at least they could have made sure their bodies are not found before they become worthless for donations, thereby they would have escapted the fate society had planned for them. In an evil society which denies you basic human rights, your only worth comes from escaping the plan which society has for you, if you escape it, even in death, you are a winner and gain a high worth an become special. Non special people are boring and not worth being movie characters

[@originbutterflybrokat1943]

Thats what the Autor said is what the Book is about. Its about how people just accept their faith and dont try to rebell.

[@originbutterflybrokat1943]

I Think its actually quite interesting that he wrote it that way. Since to me its actually more usual for the Protagonists to Rebell even though in real life its more common for people to accept their faith.

[@dennisabresch]

If you hadn't added the pen sounds the video would have been 200% better

[@hogryasin2516]

i am the translator of this novel into Kurdish

[@anita6349]

Even if it’s somethings hard to understand what u say, it’s a really good video:)

[@kimm.yara0]

Lifesaver fr my final in honors English is Abt this and I couldn't get passed the 1st chapter 😭

[@ElizabethElfgrove]

You know what this sounds like? The Island. But without a happy ending. That’s what it sounds like. Terrifying. I haven’t watched it yet but I might and I have a feeling I’m gonna be confused, terrified, and pouring every teaspoon of water out of me through my tear duct, every bit. PS: I’m think I’m scared and concerned.

[@qzoid3060]

This is a series/movie now? I thought it was just a book

[@yuehuazs]

@@qzoid3060there was an adaptation made in the form of a movie 12 years ago! a lot of the plot was romanticised, the book is definitely better, but the movie isn’t too bad

[@maththegreat2266]

The 2nd voice sounds like a mediation in school lol

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@LittleMikey621]

I read somewhere there was a twist to this book. What exactly was the twist? I’m genuinely asking, it was never clear to me what the twist was. Was it the explanations given to Kathy and Tommy by Emily and Madame? Did Kathy, Ruth and Tommy always knew they were clones or not? All that talk about “possible models” would suggest they did know but I’m not sure. I didn’t even know they were clones until I watched this video. Also, why couldn’t they have children? Were their reproductive organs removed as teens or were they just told this as the most strict rule and only believed they were unable to give birth? If they weren’t biologically able give birth, then wouldn’t that mean the individuals they donated their organs to wouldn’t be either?

[@Phillipthelord]

The "twist" in this novel is really just the gradual revelation of the true purpose of Kathy, Tommy, Ruth and the other students at Hailsham, which is that they are clones created specifically to donate their organs, ensuring longer lives for "normal" humans. While this is hinted at throughout the story, the specifics only become clear in the conversation Kathy and Tommy have with Miss Emily and Madame. Kathy, Ruth and Tommy did know they were clones, although the knowledge is presented to them in a way that feels almost normal within THEIR world. The education at Hailsham was carefully designed to make them accept their fate without rebellion or resistance, heck even realisation (hence they were taught things prematurely when they are still young so they wouldn't propely understand and not rebel). The discussions about "donations" and "completions" were part of their upbringing, so while they might not have fully understood such concepts as children, they were aware of them on some level. As for having children, the novel never explicitly states whether the clones were biologically incapable of reproduction or if it was simply a rule imposed on them. The novel also doesn't discuss the idea of organ recipients potentially being unable to have children. These details have been kept ambiguous, and deliberately, by the author.

[@pvln12345]

I appreciate the second part of the video a lot ("major conflicts"). Thank you for sharing it.

[@mvd3775]

The first voice sounds so nice.

[@greentwblr]

I took this book from a library and I had a hard time trying to rlly get it

[@mansirawat4156]

Thanks i have been trying to read this since tears now ✌️

[@hamedakramipooya5287]

I thought it said when clothing first came to be known-

[@idekbutokay7426]

Good video but what are u saying the only clear voice was the first and the marker noise and other background noise was so distracting

[@mish2773]

Epiic Guy Could be a school project. Either way seems they did what they could to their ability

[@astralGnostic]

i love this book! my favourite book ever!!!

[@benjamingrullo]

I coulnd't stand the sound of the pen. Teeth on edge. I just had to stop it.

[@Jonah-UJ-273]

Morgen wieder Englisch Abitur, gar kein bock..

[@jackscorp9553]

i cant understand anything as there is background audio thoruhout the whole thing

[@shi471]

morgen englisch Abi danke dafür

[@JFbutnotK]

same here

[@nickchristophersen2197]

Same 😂

[@shi471]

@@JFbutnotK kam nicht dran :/

[@shi471]

@@nickchristophersen2197 Hhahahah wie wars

[@nickchristophersen2197]

@@shi471 habe den Vorschlag genommen ohne never let me go 😂 Und bei dir ?

[@PascalWarner]

Sehr schönes Video 🥰👍🏽🎖

[@brenn7754]

*Me making virtual riot noises*

[@basharmallaothman]

Watching the summary > reading the book

[@satarupaganguly8553]

Excellent Work.

[@Greksallad]

I don't understand how you could have listened through the audio without thinking "Damn you can't hear a thing with all these marker noises and echo, let's redo the audio." I mean thanks for putting in the effort in the first place but it can't be that hard to re-record a 5 minute video can it?

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@ArdaSReal]

The arrogance of same people here is disgusting

[@Greksallad]

@@ArdaSReal ???

[@hampushirsch1927]

omfg why all the different voices? Why the terrible audio and why is that squeeky pen damn near louder than the talking?

[@mynameisnotjerome1803]

You need to record it again without the background interruption. I can't show this to my class F

[@bpg_222]

Boo Hoo cry about it

[@danielahehe25]

Can someone explain the scene where kathy is looking at the magazines cuz then ruth tells her ik what you where doing tommy didn’t understand????

[@arcticawoof7084]

Daniela Puentes Ruth thought Kathy wanted to know everything about sex, but actually, it turns out she wanted to find her model (because for some reason the models tend to be prostitutes, junkies, etc.). It is then revealed in the end that Tommy knew that Kathy was looking for her model.

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@LuciesCafe]

Kathy was looking for bed possible in the porn magazines, thinking she may find her possible because Kathy would have sexual urges and thought that was because her possible could’ve been a sex worker

[@Merakireads]

There wasn't really a definite reason behind that. It was just because she was curious. Basically the characters were 'clones', and they purpose was to donate vital organs. Kathy had se*ual urges, which made her think she was perhaps based off a model in the magazine.

[@iyendeezont]

Who else is here because of Rick and Morty reference

[@takeiteasy7062]

Why the damaged toys ?

[@cartoonknight]

Damn it's a sports book?

[@yveseminence9136]

" Poor creature "

[@HansDester]

They know who they are. They were told. I think it's a terribly cliche style of writing. The "Who Am I?" Trope is never done right.

[@thejungleline]

I think you missed the point. A large part of the story rests on the fact that they DON'T ever ask "who they are." None of the students ponder that past searching for a possible lookalike from who they may have been cloned. The point is that they were told who they are and what their purpose is (but most will never find out the reason, Kathy and Tommy find out inadvertently) and never dare to go against it or carve themselves a full, rich identity. They don't even wonder where exactly they came from for the most part. They just resign themselves to the life that was chosen for them.

[@thisaccountisnolongeravail7989]

@@thejungleline w

[@duschgel8960]

Is this based on true story or its a none fiction?? Because how come they are clones and people didn't talk about it. 🤔

[@mish2773]

Dusch Gel non fiction hahah ! It’s a dystopian reality based on the real life problem, a lack of organ donors

[@sadieb27]

@@mish2773 non fiction means its real, u mean its fiction

[@mish2773]

Polly Smith Guess it’s been a while since I used the terms, my bad!

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@dannygotheheat]

No drawing sounds please

[@vao1118]

good content but bad audio

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@Kim_0162]

So basically china

[@User-ly7cm]

This book is bad, but good video

[@muhammadmasood3303]

V good

[@gulzarahmadturalay3106]

Accent matters. lolz

[@AgnesKarlssonES22B363KAGY]

i love you

[@griff4899]

thanks for the video. this book sucks

[@ugi411]

too many voices

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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[@neosandin190]

bruh the english

[@vibezyxz3107]

worst summary ever

[@jjproductions9794]

LMAOOO

[@florianflorian3895]

Sound sucks

[@3425yogeshkumar]

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