Never Let Me Go: Chapter 4

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What is Kathy's emotional response to Miss Lucy's explanation about the Gallery?

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Kathy feels confused and unsettled.

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Describe Ruth's behavior while interacting with Kathy during play.

Back

Ruth acts friendly, yet controlling.

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What does the term 'Gallery' refer to in the context of the story?

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The Gallery is Madame's collection of the best student art.

Front

How do students perceive their Collections and why?

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Students feel protective of their Collections because it is their only way to collect other art or personal items from the outside world.

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What frustration do students express regarding their art in Chapter 4?

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Students are frustrated because they want to be paid for the art that gets taken to the Gallery.

Front

What role does art play in the lives of the students at Hailsham?

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Art serves as a means of self-expression and a connection to the outside world.

Front

How does the concept of control manifest in the relationships among the students?

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Control is evident in Ruth's interactions with Kathy, where she exhibits friendly yet dominating behavior.

Front

What significance does the Gallery hold for the students at Hailsham?

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The Gallery represents validation and recognition of their artistic talents.

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In what ways do the students' feelings about their art reflect their broader experiences at Hailsham?

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Their feelings about their art reflect a desire for autonomy and acknowledgment in a controlled environment.

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What does the term 'Collections' refer to in the context of the students' experiences?

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Collections refer to the personal items and art that students gather, which symbolize their identity and connection to the outside world.