Slaughterhouse 5 and Brave New World Novels are ways that can be manifest to explain ideas or philosophical views that might influence other humans. Sometimes novels that have different type of theme or genre can have the casually of having same ideas but expressed differently according to the author wants to express. Slaughterhouse 5, written by Kurt Vonnegut, is a satirical novel that tries to mock war by making the reader followed the journey of the main character, Billy Pilgrim, in his vivid recalling of his memories during WWII. Brave New World, written by Aldus Huxley, a novel about a dystopian society which denies any kind of emotional thought that might prejudice others and the entire society. These two novels have in common
…show more content…
First, Slaughterhouse 5 uses the Trafalmadorian as a mechanism to answer the question does Free will exist? The phrase used by the Trafalmadorian “All time is all time. It does not change. It does not lend itself to warnings or explanations. It simply is,” (4.86) explains that Free will doesn’t exist and humans’ experiences happened because they supposed to happen not big meaning behind it. Billy Pilgrim’s life has events that need to happen not by his choice but it’s meant to happen. For example his death can’t be prevented to happen because is written in the history of his life. Brave New World uses free will differently because humans do not have the choice to live the way they desire. Moreover these society assigns people predestined lives. For example the Gamma, Delta and Epsilon do not have the right to choose how they want to live or the thing they want to like instead society inculcates a life the implies only to work for the Alpha and Beta. Like when they using hypnopaedic process to make the babies hate books and flowers so they can be manipulated by the controllers as the y wish. They make the Gamma, Delta and Epsilon working machines and having the right to choose how they want to live their
First, Slaughterhouse 5 uses the Trafalmadorian as a mechanism to answer the question does Free will exist? The phrase used by the Trafalmadorian “All time is all time. It does not change. It does not lend itself to warnings or explanations. It simply is,” (4.86) explains that Free will doesn’t exist and humans’ experiences happened because they supposed to happen not big meaning behind it. Billy Pilgrim’s life has events that need to happen not by his choice but it’s meant to happen. For example his death can’t be prevented to happen because is written in the history of his life. Brave New World uses free will differently because humans do not have the choice to live the way they desire. Moreover these society assigns people predestined lives. For example the Gamma, Delta and Epsilon do not have the right to choose how they want to live or the thing they want to like instead society inculcates a life the implies only to work for the Alpha and Beta. Like when they using hypnopaedic process to make the babies hate books and flowers so they can be manipulated by the controllers as the y wish. They make the Gamma, Delta and Epsilon working machines and having the right to choose how they want to live their