In this chapter, my focus is to examine the connotations of landscape and toexplore how landscape reflects the mind of Kathy and denotes her living experiences,and finally constructs her life story. I contend that landscape is rich in its implications,and it can aggregate and store memory of people. Landscape is ascribed to a spatialdomain, whereas memory is ascribed to the domain of mentality. My aim is to regardlandscape as memory in Never Let Me Go, and to build a linkage between landscapeand memory, and further expatiate on how landscape forms the life story of Kathy.Landscape denotes the contents of memory; memory includes the characteristics oflandscape. Ashmore and Knapp state that: ―[l]andscape is often regarded as thematerialization of memory, fixing social and individual histories in space‖ (13).