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Kathy H. has been working as a carer for eleven years.
Kathy H. has been working as a carer for eleven years.
True (A)
The usual time for a carer is 4-5 years.
The usual time for a carer is 4-5 years.
False (B)
Kathy H. chooses to care for Hailsham students because she feels disconnected from them.
Kathy H. chooses to care for Hailsham students because she feels disconnected from them.
False (B)
The story is set in England in the early 1990s.
The story is set in England in the early 1990s.
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Kathy H. considers the guardians at Hailsham to be her family.
Kathy H. considers the guardians at Hailsham to be her family.
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Kathy H.
Kathy H.
A 31-year-old carer and former Hailsham student.
Hailsham
Hailsham
An educational institution important to Kathy's childhood.
Carer duration
Carer duration
Carers usually work for 2-3 years, Kathy for 12.
Setting
Setting
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Story locations
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Study Notes
Kathy H.
- 31 years old, worked for eleven years
- Wants to work another 8 months (12 years total)
- Aware that she is a good carer but tries not to praise herself too much
- Former Hailsham student, remembers good times at Hailsham
- Allowed to choose own donors for six years
- Proud of her work but doesn't brag about it
- Usual career time is 2-3 years
- Donors seem to be doing well with her care
- Chooses to care for Hailsham students (connected to them)
- Loves Hailsham, remembers Hailsham students and guardians as family, remembers childhood
Setting
- England, in the late 1990s
- Locations: Hailsham, The Cottages, The recovery centers
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Description
Explore the character of Kathy H. from Kazuo Ishiguro's 'Never Let Me Go'. This quiz covers her experiences, reflections on her time at Hailsham, and her unique perspective on being a carer. Delve into her emotional connections and significance of choice in her life.
