Chapter by Chapter (Never Let Me Go): Chapter Sixteen

The video explores key themes from a novel, focusing on the Norfolk trip, Tommy's artistic expression, and the complex relationships between Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy. It delves into the characters' emotions and motivations, highlighting the tension between moving towards adulthood and the inevitability of their fates. The narrative examines the impact of art on personal identity and the consequences of betrayal among friends.

Why do the characters avoid discussing the Norfolk trip?

• They are in denial about its significance.

• They forgot about the trip.

• They were too busy with other activities.

• They were instructed not to talk about it.

What does Tommy's artwork reveal about him?

• His desire to become a musician.

• His dislike for art.

• His protective nature and inner self.

• His interest in sports.

How does Kathy initially react to Tommy's drawings?

• She praises them openly.

• She criticizes them harshly.

• She struggles to express her admiration.

• She ignores them completely.

What causes tension between Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy?

• A misunderstanding about a trip.

• A fight over a shared possession.

• A disagreement over a book.

• Ruth's manipulation regarding Tommy's drawings.

What does Ruth do to drive a wedge between Tommy and Kathy?

• She tells Tommy that Kathy laughed at his drawings.

• She encourages Tommy to pursue his dreams.

• She hides Tommy's drawings.

• She praises Kathy's artwork over Tommy's.

How does Kathy feel after Ruth's revelation to Tommy?

• Relieved and happy.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Stunned and resigned.

• Angry and vengeful.

What is the setting for the pivotal moment between Ruth, Tommy, and Kathy?

• A school classroom.

• A small abandoned church graveyard.

• A busy city street.

• A quiet library.