Brave New World
(Aldous Huxley)
Brave New World is a
wonderful read for curious minds. The book is about
a new
world where drugs, sex, and robotics come alive and
"controlled" by the government. The caste system in this
book separates everyone living in this world. The
government
is a dictatorship requiring Alphas, Betas,
etc, to embrace
their own and leaving the outsiders
alone. The memorable
characters are D.H.C. who is the
director of the hatchery.
Mustapha Mond is a resident controller of Western
Europe;
one of the world controllers who lectures the
students on
the past and present of earth. Mond is a very important
character because of his views of ethics.
Bernard Marx is Alpha plus who is a vertically
challenged
successful psychologist. His role is of an outcast
because
of his inferiority to others.
Lenina Crowne is a desirable woman who tries to persuade
Marx to take her to the reservation. Marx and Lenina are
very close to one another. Through out the book they are
doing drugs, and she is always undressing. Lenina
undressing
becomes frequent among other men because it is
normal for
her to behave this way.
Fanny Crowne is a friend of Lenina who pressures her to
be
more traditionally promiscuous. They behave like Lucy
and
Ethel, and are very entertaining though out the book.
Benito Hoover is the drugdealer with a pure heart of
good
intentions. Instead of needles and pills the drugs he
offered are sex-hormone chewing gum.
John, the Savage is the crazed man who attacks the
facility,
and the people inside.
Freedom is ability for everyone to do drugs
and have sex,
and do the jobs they were grown to do in
this world. The novel is very
deep, very gloomy, and very
scienfic but easily understandable and enjoyable.
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