Never Let Me Go Literary Analysis

In Ishiguro’s book Never Let Me Go, Ruth never follows through with her dream of becoming an office worker and if one reads this book in the Marxist Lens they will notice that Ruth never follows through with her plan because she is indoctrinated with the idea that she can’t become anything else but a donor or a carer. At this point in the book Kathy, Tommy, and Ruth are remembering the time they went to visit Ruth’s possible who has Ruth’s dream job of working at an office when Kathy asks Ruth “Don’t you think you should have looked into it more … Don’t you wonder sometimes, what might have happened if you’d tired” (230). Ruth sheepishly answers “How could I have tried … Where would I have gone” (230). Ruth’s inability to explain why she doesn’t