Comparing dystopian voices
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- Q1Which of the following describes Kathy's narrative style in Ishiguro's 'Never Let Me Go'?Kathy is ambiguous about the role she plays and the world she lives in.Kathy is transparent about all the details of her job.Kathy is overly critical of authority figures.30s
- Q2What feelings does Kathy show in the opening of 'Never Let Me Go'?hatredjealousypride30s
- Q3What makes Kathy's world in 'Never Let Me Go' dehumanised?Kathy is a clone, created to donate her organsKathy is a humanised robot (an 'artificial friend')Kathy is a ruthless tyrant30s
- Q4What is one similarity between Klara of 'Klara and the Sun' and Kathy of 'Never Let Me Go'?they are both superior to humansthey both have a lack of agencythey are both robots30s
- Q5What is one difference between Klara of 'Klara and the Sun' and Kathy of 'Never Let Me Go'?Klara rebels against her leader whereas Kathy does not.Kathy seems prideful whereas Klara seems ashamed.Klara seems naive to her world whereas Kathy seems aware.30s
- Q6How are Kathy are Klara not typical dystopian narrators?they both usurp the role of a tyrannical leaderneither voice is marginalisedneither of them seem to rebel against their society30s