This GCSE English Literature quiz will test you on the dialogue found in Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. Dialogue is the term for a conversation between at least two people. When discussing dialogue in a text, the word is used for direct speech. Each character in Never Let Me Go has a unique way of speaking which is part of his or her characterisation. All of the conversations in this novel take place in the past and sometimes, as Kathy switches between remembered episodes, it can be hard to tell the order in which the conversations occurred in Kathy’s life. Important dialogue often relates to earlier or later conversations between the same characters, enabling the reader to follow the characters as they slowly come to terms with the fact that they have been chasing after dead ends.