Never Let Me Go Theme Essay
A controversial theme of the novel “Never Let Me Go” may be Trust. Trust is very evident throughout this novel. The characters in the novel go through many problems where they must trust each other to help decide to disapprove to an action and correct another’s actions. To gain this trust most people state that someone must slowly gain the trust of another. Slowly gaining the trust of another may work but to create a very strong trust, they must go through experiences which will test that trust. The controversial thesis that is evident in this novel can be, one cannot trust another unless both people are willing to express disapproval at times. To prove this thesis to be controversial there are claims, such as building trust through being confined
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In the example of what happened which made Kathy leave the cottages, Kathy didn’t deal with the problem in a way that she would normally. She had very strong friendship and trust between her and Ruth and because of one situation it slowly ends. This is evident where Kathy says “until then so closely interwoven”. This shows how Kathy agrees how she had a very strong Throughout the novel there are events that modify the trust that Kathy and Ruth have. The three claims discussed revolve around the situations and problems that they face in the “cottages”. A few of the problems that occur are arriving at the cottages themselves, as this created problems, such as leaving all of the other friends that the three had at Hailsham. They also create a better trust through being confined together with people that they didn’t know, this increased their trust within each other. Finally they also have problems occur after they leave the cottages where they have lost the friendship that they once had truly cherished. These claims relate back to the thesis which is, one cannot trust another unless both people are willing to express disapproval at times. Kathy and Ruth have a friendship and strong trust which may have been brought down at times but because of this their trust has become
In the example of what happened which made Kathy leave the cottages, Kathy didn’t deal with the problem in a way that she would normally. She had very strong friendship and trust between her and Ruth and because of one situation it slowly ends. This is evident where Kathy says “until then so closely interwoven”. This shows how Kathy agrees how she had a very strong Throughout the novel there are events that modify the trust that Kathy and Ruth have. The three claims discussed revolve around the situations and problems that they face in the “cottages”. A few of the problems that occur are arriving at the cottages themselves, as this created problems, such as leaving all of the other friends that the three had at Hailsham. They also create a better trust through being confined together with people that they didn’t know, this increased their trust within each other. Finally they also have problems occur after they leave the cottages where they have lost the friendship that they once had truly cherished. These claims relate back to the thesis which is, one cannot trust another unless both people are willing to express disapproval at times. Kathy and Ruth have a friendship and strong trust which may have been brought down at times but because of this their trust has become