Never Let Me Go

In Kazuo Ishiguro's novel «Never Let Me Go» we meet Katie, a woman whose life takes a shattering turn when she discovers she's a clone, created for the sole purpose of organ donation. Born and raised in Hailsham, a secluded boarding school for clones, Katie and her fellow "companions" navigate a world of carefully curated normalcy, unaware of the harsh reality that awaits them.
Their idyllic existence crumbles when Katie ventures beyond Hailsham's walls. The truth about their existence – engineered bodies destined for a finite lifespan of selfless service – ignites a fire within Katie. She wrestles with questions of identity, purpose, and the very meaning of freedom in a world that defines them by their expendability.

«Never Let Me Go» is more than just a dystopian tale. It's a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of human connection. Through Katie's journey, Ishiguro compels us to confront our own biases and grapple with the ethical quandaries of a society that values some lives more than others.