Isolation is an ever-present theme in the novel written by Aldous Huxley. In the first few chapters, the main protagonist is introduced as an outsider with scarcely any wish to join in on the daily world the people comply with. Loss of individuality and strict categories that define what breed of person you are by the second chapter create an overwhelming feeling of alienation and out of touch reality. Huxley’s novel embraces the off-putting emotions that garner isolation and uses it to convey a story heavily focused on the effects of pursuing a world that is either black or white, and no gray in between. This essay will analyze the use of the isolation theme one of the main characters named John. John the Savage is a man who was born in
