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Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro Chapters Summary  Summary: Chapter 5 Kathy recalls her involvement with the secret guard, a small group of students dedicated to protecting Miss Geraldine from a supposed kidnapping plot. Led by Ruth, the guard collects “evidence” linking various guardians and students to the plot. Although the details of the plot are always vague, the guard believes that it will involve the woods behind Hailsham. Students generally fear the woods, passing down frightening stories about former students who died there. One rumor involves a boy found with his hands and feet cut off, while another is about a little girl who starved to death. Kathy and her friends once “punished” their classmate Marge K. for embarrassing them by forcing her to look at the woods at night through a window. Kathy remembers that everyone in the secret guard helped to maintain the “fantasy” of the plot, even after outgrowing it. By way of explanation, she describes an inc...

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro Chapters Summary Part 1, Chapters 3-4 Summary: Chapter 3 Kathy meets Tommy at the pond, but feels uneasy about being visible from the main house. Tommy explains that about two months prior, he helped Miss Lucy to carry some materials back to her study. When they were alone, Miss Lucy told him that he was not to blame for his lack of creativity. She also told him that it was wrong for the guardians or other students to pressure him about being creative. Miss Lucy shook with anger while she spoke, but her anger did not seem to be directed at Tommy. Tommy says the talk helped him to adjust his behavior, but makes Kathy promise not to tell anyone about it. He adds that Miss Lucy told him she believes the students are not “taught enough” about donations. Kathy and Tommy speculate that donations and creativity may be connected. Kathy thinks that such a connection might help explain Madame’s Gallery. Kathy pauses this memory to describe Madame, a woma...

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro Chapters Summary Part One, Chapters 1-2 Summary: Chapter 1 Kathy H., the thirty-one-year-old narrator, introduces herself as a “carer.” She explains that she has held this job for almost twelve years, although she will be leaving it in about eight months. Kathy takes pride in her work, noting that the “donors” for whom she cares are rarely agitated and tend to recover quickly after giving donations. As a result, she has gained certain privileges including the opportunity to choose her donors. Kathy says that other carers may resent her for this, especially since she tends to choose donors who attended Hailsham. She explains that this is how she reconnected with her childhood friends Ruth and Tommy. Kathy used to resist the urge to look back on her school days. Then, one of her donors made a bad first donation. In the days before he “completed,” he asked her repeatedly for stories of Hailsham and refused to talk about his own apparently grim ...

Hallo everyone.. Welcome back to my blog!!  Today I'am going to share the synopsis about the novel that I read before. The title of this novel is Never Let Me Go, this novel is created by Kazuo Ishiguro and has 288 pages. Let's enjoy to read the synopsis below.. Kazuo Ishiguro's novel is very interesting, life concerning human children who are raised to adulthood until they already feel enough to donate their limbs through several stages. Never Let Me Go is a sci-fi drama that emphasizes the strength of the characterization and depth of the story, especially the aspect of humanism that is very thick. Overall, Never Let Me Go is divided into 3 rounds, the first is the friendship of the small trio Tommy, Kathy, and Ruth at the school named Hailsham. Hailsham itself is a school to educate cloned children who will later get their calls to donate their limbs. All students in the school receive high education and are very closed to the outside world. Even every ...

Assalamu’alaikum.. Hallo guys, welcome   back   to my blog! Last week, we talked about relationship, heart, love, men   and   women. But, in this era, life   isn’t just about love, love isn’t enough. The other important thing is education, even love   also have education. So, today we are going to talk about education, and we will compare between educational system in Indonesia with in   other country.      A few days ago, I read in an article about the educational system in Morocco, which is a country in North Africa. I found some similarities and differences in the educational system between Morocco and Indonesia. Some similarities and differences are: Indonesia and Morocco have 4 stages of education, namely basic education, early middle school, middle school and tertiary education. his education period is the same, namely 6 years for primary education, 3 years for early middle school and 3 years for middle school, bu...

Assalamu'alaikum... Hallo guys, how are you?  Welcome back to my blog! ^-^ Last week, I have read and discussed an article of a book about "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" by John Gray, it is my assignment from my lecturer. We can take many message from this book, there is about characteristic of women, characteristic of men, how to make a good relationship, how to be a good partner, and so on. Why does men and women always fight in a relationship? because men and women has different characters, even inversely. Based on the article that I read, men are egoist, he emphasize herself even though victimize others. In other side, women are very care to other, although she victimize herself. Men act with logic, but women act with heart. That is the reason why men often hurt women. Men love if their abilities are recognized and valued, and hate if they are insulted and ignored. Women love their feelings to be recognized and valued, and hate them if they a...

    Hello guys, welcome back to my blog! Last week we talked about the story of my name, and today we are going to talk about naming traditions in the world. What is the tradition that your parents used for your name?     After married, a woman will changes her name with her husband's name, if She has son or daughter, her children will use the surname, this is the name tradition. But, have you know that every country in the world have a different naming traditions? let's we check in this article below!    I f usually the surname will keep in the last name but  different with other country, some country of Asia keep their surname in their first name. Based on the article above in paragraph 5, placing the family name or surname is common among a number of Asian cultures, for example Vietnamese, Hmong, Chinese, Cambodian and Korean.     In the otherside, based on paragraph 6, Mexican naming has a different tradition. whe...