It's a good dystopia, I think like many literary dystopias, it has a huge influence from Brave New World. The ending is a kind of parady of Mufasa Mond in the ending of BNW, where actually nothing much is explained, and the protagonists are ignored.
I think it somewhat suffers from its simplicity of its worldbuilding and the rather tired setting of the British boarding school. The characters are excellent. Their relationships are believable and well drawn.
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Reply to Never let me Go - Ishiguro by bunnyju194
It's a good dystopia, I think like many literary dystopias, it has a huge influence from Brave New World. The ending is a kind of parady of Mufasa Mond in the ending of BNW, where actually nothing much is explained, and the protagonists are ignored.
I think it somewhat suffers from its simplicity of its worldbuilding and the rather tired setting of the British boarding school. The characters are excellent. Their relationships are believable and well drawn.