Susie Barnes asked:

Sorry Peeves, I thought it was weak. I kept waiting for a conflict to develop regarding the fate of the donor class and a possible rebellion.

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Diane

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Seth

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Malini If there had been conflict, rebellion, clones demanding their rights or anything of the sort, an apt title for the book would be "Let Me Go" instead of "Never Let Me Go" >-<

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Helen That wasn't really the point of the book. I feel this is a problem with it being classed as 'science fiction' because it isn't really. Like a lot of the author's books, it's about death, regret, and severely constrained social circumstance.

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Jose Amaya Yeah? Then you should've watched a Terminator movie or smth...

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Jonkonfui Do you belive in God? If you do, can you fight your belief in God?. Can you decide not to believe at will?
One cannot read this book thinking of The Hunger Games.

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