Huxley Brave New World Style Analysis

Notable Text Structure Features: Huxley's writing style makes him easy to read, his complex ideas make readers think.Huxley's witty, clear, nimble prose is very much an upper-class tradition. the author's point of view is the third person. Huxley chooses an omniscient, all-knowing narrator to explain his vision of a future world state, so the audience has the possibility to get an impression of all the different characters Huxley creates. You are able to be with different characters at different places, at the beginning with the director in the Conditioning and Hatchery Centre or in the end with John in the lighthouse. This has the effect that you get a really good impression of this strange world. Because there are so many personalities you can see it from different views and the omniscient narrator tells you what is going on with the characters and their mind´s. …show more content…
When John gets to the New World he quickly figures out that he does not fit in with the people and the existence that they all live and he knows that he wants and needs some kind of individuality and freedom for himself and everyone else. Soon John gets in a fight with Mustapha Mond (Ford). It began as a big argument and the crowd goes crazy and the police had to come in to settle the crowd down before they lost complete control. At the end of the book John commits suicide because he is disillusioned and feels that he will never be able to fit in to the society of the “Brave New World”. Most of the events in this novel make me sad because they are mostly dealing with sad, mad, or disappointing things and situations. They are telling of the harsh reality that life may sometimes be and without any hope that things will get better, life can often seem bleak and not worth