Compare living in a utopian society as Huxley described it in the World State with life where drugs are part of their everyday life which controlled your emotions and freedoms. Aldous Huxley play’s with the idea of a dramatically dystopian society where drugs greatly inspired by government to hold control over person destiny. Brave New World was written by Aldous Huxley in 1932. The novel takes place in a dystopian world, in and around the London area. The general argument made by the Huxley’s in his work is that society takes away from an independent personal freedom, enjoyment, and honesty because throughout the novel its seen that the use of the drug soma to control their emotion is part of their cultural or society rule.
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First of all, Linda being allowed to have limitless soma, foreshadowed her eventual death. Huxley introduced Linda eventual death in an earlier chapter by describing her looks "Fat, having lost her youth, with bad teeth, a blotched complexion and return to civilization was for her the return to Soma" (Huxley 154). Soma is like their ration for utopian people and a way of living, but also too much soma can kill them because it is a drug that help them control their emotion. Also, Mustapha Mond reading the paper's Bernard had written, laughing at the idea written there, and saying he showed punish Bernard, foreshadowed the eventual conflict between Mustapha and Bernard. When Bernard wrote about the savage return back to London, Mutapha view his written as not respectful to society ''The man must have gone mad and I ought to give him a lesson" (Huxley 159). As well as, The Director recalls when he went to the Reservation with a girl and she disappeared, later Linda introduced as a girl. The Director shared his secret with Bernard which help him figure out that the Director of Hatcheries had toured here with a woman many years ago and had returned alone, so "he suspects that John is the illegal son of this important authority" (Gaydosik). Huxley in Brave New World designs foreshowed in order to keep attaching with reader by showing Bernard and John upcoming conflict and difficult life and how that's going to change their
In Brave New World, …show more content…
First of all, Linda being allowed to have limitless soma, foreshadowed her eventual death. Huxley introduced Linda eventual death in an earlier chapter by describing her looks "Fat, having lost her youth, with bad teeth, a blotched complexion and return to civilization was for her the return to Soma" (Huxley 154). Soma is like their ration for utopian people and a way of living, but also too much soma can kill them because it is a drug that help them control their emotion. Also, Mustapha Mond reading the paper's Bernard had written, laughing at the idea written there, and saying he showed punish Bernard, foreshadowed the eventual conflict between Mustapha and Bernard. When Bernard wrote about the savage return back to London, Mutapha view his written as not respectful to society ''The man must have gone mad and I ought to give him a lesson" (Huxley 159). As well as, The Director recalls when he went to the Reservation with a girl and she disappeared, later Linda introduced as a girl. The Director shared his secret with Bernard which help him figure out that the Director of Hatcheries had toured here with a woman many years ago and had returned alone, so "he suspects that John is the illegal son of this important authority" (Gaydosik). Huxley in Brave New World designs foreshowed in order to keep attaching with reader by showing Bernard and John upcoming conflict and difficult life and how that's going to change their