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During one of the “sales” at Hailsham, Kathy finds a cassette tape called Songs After Dark, performed by an artist named Judy Bridgewater. Kathy becomes enamored of the tape, in particular of a song called “Never Let Me Go,” which Kathy interprets to be about a young mother and her child.
Oct 28, 2012 · Kathy obtains a cassette tape by Judy Bridgewater called Songs After Dark. There was really only one thing specifically which made this cassette tape so important to Kathy, “What made the tape so special for me was this one particular song: track number three, “Never Let Me Go” (70).
Tommy theorizes that Madame cried because she knew the students could not have babies. Two months after the encounter with Madame, Kathy’s tape disappears. Ruth helps her search for it, and later gives Kathy another tape called Twenty Classic Dance Tunes. Kathy still has this tape as an adult, and considers it one of her most precious ...
One night, Kanal handed Dumont a cassette tape. It had two songs on it, and he told him to write his guitar parts so they could demo them the next day in the garage, which had been turned...
For Kathy, this special object is her Judy Bridgewater cassette tape, Songs After Dark. She loves this tape maybe more than she loves anything else in the entire book, including Tommy. Okay, maybe not. But why is this tape so important to Kathy? And what does it represent? There are oodles of reasons why Kathy cares so much for this cassette.
I remember cassette tapes but I was really young when they went out. Can anyone explain to me what doing this works?
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Kathy’s favourite cassette tape is called Songs of Dark by Judy Bridgewater. One of the reasons she buys it in the sales is because the front cover shows a picture of the singer...
