Brave New World, indirectly proposes parallels juxtapose to the present society of 2017. Alongside the “World State,” our democratic government manipulates its audience to go about a certain way of life using technology, conditioning and propaganda to influence the masses choices. While in 1932, this fiction novel may have seemed so beyond a world that could ever exist, full of opposite morals and attitudes, it seems to be a highlighted reflection of today’s society. In a person’s lifespan, there will always be a type of wallflower: a person who will not be comfortable with the social norm. Serving as the focal point of a bigger issue, the small boy in chapter three of Brave New World, who was opposed to the “ordinary erotic play [of children],”(32)
