In the character of Bernard, Huxley seems to have created a person who doesn’t fit in with the crowd but deep downs truly want to. Bernard in …show more content…
He is blond haired with blue eyes and does not like the other savages. On the contrary he reads Shakespeare and knows how life actual is outside the Brave New World. Huxley had said "balked for the second time, the passion of his grief had found another outlet, was transformed into a passion of agonized rage." (Huxley 204) John instead of grief as a normal person lashes out using anger. Although he decides to live where there is no one else to be find but himself. In the book "he had discovered Time and Death and God." (Huxley 136) That John experienced life more than anyone in the Brave New …show more content…
A beta girl stunk in the reservation and slept round with married man because that is what she only knew. Linda drinks mescal to ease her pain not having any soma. Linda had said “It makes you feel so bad afterwards the mescal does and your sick with the peyotl; besides it always made that awful feeling of being ashamed much worse the next day. And I was doing ashamed. Just think of it: me, a Beta having a baby.” (Huxley 120) That no matter the pain at the end of the day the drink eased and better the situation worse then what was going on. In spite of Linda came back to brave new world thinking everyone will treat her the same she would imagine but in fact laughed at her for being fat, ugly, old. The author has said “Finally and this was by far the strongest reason for people’s not wanting to see poor Linda there was her appearance. Fat; having lost her youth; with bad teeth, and a blotched complexion and that figure is positively sick.” (Huxley 153). That the brave new world consists of young people so seeing Linda was horrifying and disgusting and everyone was confused and