Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Never Let Me Go: Writer's Methods and Techniques
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Narrative technique in Never Let Me Go

First-person narrative through Kathy H.

Effect of first-person narrative

Creates closeness and reliability

Limitation of first-person narrative

Only shows Kathy's perspective

Structure type of the novel

Non-linear

Non-linear structure mirrors

How memory works

Non-linear structure emphasises

Memories in shaping identity

Ishiguro's foreshadowing technique

Subtle foreshadowing

Examples of foreshadowing in novel

'Completion' and organ donations

'Donations' & 'completion' symbolise

Euphemisms masking brutal reality

Art at Hailsham symbolises

Individuality and humanity of students

Ishiguro's emotional tone

Understated - restrained emotion

Understated tone reflects

Controlled/conditioned lives of clones

Kathy as unreliable narrator

Has limited understanding, gradually reveals truth

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