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This chapter took a very sharp turn. The people of England started being more and more fascinated with John. It got to the point where they ended up making a film about John. Without his knowledge! They were so obsessed with consumerism that they ended up driving everything up."The effect of Darwin's Bonaparte's film was immediate and enormous"(Pg254) People were obsessed with it to the point where they swarmed over John.

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John learns he will always be looked at as "Mr.Savage" or the Savage, as he is fully dehumanized when a camera crew secretly films a documentary on him. This leads to people coming to look at him like an animal, and he feels like he is trapped in a zoo. He ends off the book with ending his life, hanging himself, where he is finally free from everything holding him down, as the book implies that with multiple compass directions showing the freedom he now has in the afterlife, as it states "Slowly, very slowly, like two unhurried compass needles, the feet turned towards the right; north, north-east,east,southeast,south,south-south-west;" (p259)

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In a society where everything was deemed perfect, and there was now wrong-doing, they thought that filming John was perfectly fine. This led to massive amounts of people in the woods, that made him extremely angry and uncomftorable. Because of this society's lack of empathy and understanding, he chooses to take his life. "Just under the crown of the arch dangled a pair of feet." (pg.259)

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John learns he will never have the peace he wanted to. Many reporters and fans swarmed his house just to see his ritual because they made a movie about him. Which made John mad. He went on being called dehumanizing names and John had enough. Even though Lenina came he became mad. The amount of noise and people around him took control of him and he had enough. Causing him to hang himself in the lighthouse. "Just under the crown of the arch dangled a pair of feet" pg.259

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John's happiness was taken away from him. He ran into the woods, but was found and a movie was a filmed about him. This took away his privacy, which led to him taking his own life away. "Just under the crown of the arch dangled a pair of feet." (pg.259)

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Bernard and Helmholtz are exiled to another island and Mond wants to keep John to experiment with him and how he reacts to certain behavior. John went on to find better living where it is peaceful. We see his practices where he drinks warm water and mustard to wash away his sins aka throw up. He takes in control living his peaceful life, but it only happens for so long. "Anywhere. I don't care. So long as I can be alone." pg.243

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John is not allowed to leave to the Island with Helmholtz and Bernard. The world controller wants him to stay as an experiment, but John doesn't want to stay there. Because of this he "rebels", and leaves to live in the woods away from everywhere. "Beyond them, above the intervening woods, rose the fourteen-story tower of Elstead." (pg.245)

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The way society is ruled is shown very well, when John and Mustapha Mond discuss the concept of God. Mustapha Mond says that there is no need for God to blame for events, when everything is controlled to be perfect in their society. However, John comes from a place where he does believe in God, and disagrees with Mustapha. "If you allowed yourselves to think of God you wouldn't allow yourselves to be degraded by pleasant voices. " (pg.236)

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In this chapter we went over how John, Bernard, and Hemholtz were being sent to an island. It turned out that John was not going to be taken. He was being used as an experiment. He was being exposed to this new society that he did not enjoy. One of the main things that he was taken a back from was the constant consumerism. "He had not been able to to resist the shopman's persuasion"(pg246).

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Helmholtz and Bernard officially leave to the Island. John can't leave and he is unhappy with his situation and doesn't want to live in the civilization. He feels as if he's sinned, and doesn't want to stay there, so he leaves to the woods. "After the eighth, the young man interrupted his self-punishment to run to the wood's edge and there be violently sick." (pg.248)

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In this part, they are discussing their plans, Bernard and Helmholtz are sent to the Falkland Islands to be put to isolation,
John runs away to be back to isolation, he does this to get away from the filth that the society brought to him, whipping it away, throwing it up, all to bring back the "purity" he felt prior to his encounter with the new world, as he states, ""Now I am purified," said the Savage. "I drank some mustard and warm water.""(248)

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As Helmholtz leaves to check on Bernard, John and Mustapha Mond continue their philosophical argument. Whereas their conversation in Chapter 16 covered human experiences and institutions that the World State has abolished, in Chapter 17 they discuss religion and religious experience, which have also been expunged from World State society. Mond shows John his collection of banned religious writings, and reads aloud long passages from the nineteenth-century Catholic theologian, Cardinal Newman, and from the eighteenth-century French philosopher, Maine de Biran, to the effect that religious sentiment is essentially a response to the threat of loss, old age, and death. Mond argues that in a prosperous, youthful society, there are no losses and therefore no need for religion. John asks Mond if it is natural to feel the existence of God. Mond responds that people believe what they have been conditioned to believe. “Providence takes its cue from men,” he says.

John protests that if the people of the World State believed in God, they would not be degraded by their pleasant vices. They would have a reason for self-denial and chastity. God, John claims, is the reason for “everything noble and fine and heroic.” Mond says that no one in the World State is degraded; they just live by a different set of values than John does. World State civilization does not require anyone to bear unpleasant things. If, by accident something negative occurs, soma is there to take away the sting. Soma, he says, is “Christianity without tears.”

John declares that he wants God, poetry, real danger, freedom, goodness, and sin. Mond tells him that his wishes will lead to unhappiness. John agrees but does not relinquish his wishes.
"But industrial civilization is only possible when there's no self denial" (pg 237)

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We start to see the difference of religion between the New World and John. Mond spoke about how in the past the ideas of old age, death, and religion were a big thing. Yet they argued for a youthful society therefore leading to no religion needed. So we start to see the shift in control on individuals not believing in religion. Yet, John trys to force the idea of believing in God, but Mond believes it trails to unhappiness. "But God's the reason for everything noble and fine and heroic. If you had a God..." pg.237

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John and Mond continue their conversation, it leads to the topic of god, where Mond believes that if there are no losses, there is no need for religion, although John believes that god is the reason for everything noble, and wants the world to have religion, poetry, history and stuff, as he states
"We don't," said the Controller. "We prefer to do things comfortably.""(P240) and even though he knows it will bring sadness, it is still worth it.

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John and Mustapha Mond discuss the idea of God. Mustapha Mond says that is a world where everything is good there is no need to have a God. Whereas John disagrees and wants there to be a God, real danger, and fear. "If you allowed yourselves to think of God, you wouldn't allow yourselves to be degraded by pleasant voices." (pg.236)

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John finds someone who is in common in Mustafa Mond, who also finds shakespeare interesting. This common interest makes mustafa go into depth of his thought process as the ruler. If he tries to change the world, he uses remote islands to keep the experiments from effecting the motions of the main world, Mond says, "But that's the price we have to pay for stability. You've got to choose between happiness and what people used to call high art."

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John, Hemholtz, and Bernard were all with Mustapha Mond. They were taken here after they got arrested. They were talking a little bit about how the New World came to be. They mentioned Othello an old play that John thinks would allow people to enjoy something different. This reminds me of the consumerism and how it is reminded that they cannot enjoy old things. "Particularly when they're beautiful. Beauty's attractive, and we don't want people to be attracted by old things. We want them to like the new ones."(219). They want them to keep consuming new items.

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We start the see the immense control within the world state. We see that Mustafa Mond himself was almost sent to an island for expressing his science knowledge, but turned into the world leader. He exaplins how he sends Alphas and different individuals to different islands if they don't express the ideas of the New World. As well as before they became the "New World how a war broke out. "Send me to an island" pg.226

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John, Bernard, and Helmholtz were taken to the World Controller. As soon as they were seen stepping outside of what they were conditioned to act like they were taken away. Helmholtz is being taken away to an island, and the fate of the other two is still left. "He's being sent to an island." (pg.227)

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They live a perfect life in this society. They always have money, happiness, and stability overall. However, this comes at the cost of feeling nothing other than happiness. Which means they don't know that it's a good things, it's just what they always feel. It's the norm. "You've got to choose between happiness and what people used to call high art." (pg.220)

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John was growing tired of the world around him. He didn't like the Brave New World, he thought everyone was being brained washed. He ended up starting a riot. This is no good since the delta's don't know what he's even doing. The store's owner that was distributing soma called the police. The most weirdest and dystopian part of all is that they had an anti-riot program. It was playing loudly, "what is the meaning of all of this? Why aren't you all being happy and good together? Happy and Good."(215). It was almost making others fall asleep.

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John was growing tired and resentful of the Brave New World. The loss of his mother and the feeling of not belonging got to him. So he started a riot. He began to realize how robotic everyone was and the consumerism that was going on around him. He wanted to free the deltas from the constant consumerism. This is what set him off, " Soma distribution," shouted a voice, "In good order please hurry up there". (pg 209)

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John comes into a realization of how much soma controls life and felt it as a reason to riot. Since his mother Linda died off an OD of soma. John started so much racket from his riotting forcing the appearance of the police. The police showed they have control over its citizens because the gas guns caused the people in the room to lose feelings within their legs and feel like jelly. Forcing them to collapse and listening to speaking that put them asleep. "Become mere sticks of jelly, and at last not even jelly water: he tumbled in a heap on the floor" pg.214

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John decides to begin an uprising. He goes into a room full of Deltas who are about to take soma, and starts yelling "free, free". However, since they are Delta's they can't understand that their freedom may lead to them to find a different happiness. "Don't take that horrible stuff. It's poison, it's poison." (pg.211)

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John is trying to bring an uprising to the people who are consumed by the use of soma, although they are too stupid to understand because they are delta's, then a riot breaks free with helmholtz and bernard joining in. "Listen, I Beg of you," cried the savage earnestly. "Lend me your ears..." He had never spoken in public before, and found it very difficult to express what he wanted to say. "Don't take that horrible stuff. It's poison, it's poison." (Pg.211)

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Ever since making it back to the regular world, Linda's been on multiple soma vacations, taking many doses, and is now in the hospital for overdosing on soma, what makes it worse on John is the kids are conditioned to not fear death. " A,B,C, vitamin D: The fat's in the liver, the cod's in the sea." (Page 201)

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John was loosing his mother in this chapter. It all seemed so surreal. Especially with everyone kind of just not caring about what was going on with Linda. The Dystopian part of this chapter would have to be how they don't really help Linda. They make John accept the fact that he's going to die. "Is there any hope" he asked. "You mean ,of her not dying" "No of course there isn't. When somebody's sent here, there's no"(199). They don't really help him or console him. They just accept it and let her die.

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In this chapter we got to witness how John's mother passes away. It seems almost unreal how they treat her and basically say super rude and nasty things about her. John seems so distraught and heart broken. There are clear signs of the never ending consumerism and industrialism. The beds of the "hospital" and the environment around them. One of the most interesting points to be made is the consumption of items or food. After death they just move on. The nurse just moved on saying "Now, who wants a chocolate eclair?". (pg 207)

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In this chapter we can see that John is going through a tough time. He is loosing his mother and people are being awfully rude to her. He heard children being rude. He soon realized that it’s a part of the process . “ If Have any more of your interference with their conditioning. I’ll send for the posters and have you thrown out”(203). They are conditioning the children for death.

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John's happiness has gone away because Linda is dying. She is at the hospital in London and the nurses don't understand why John is crying, since death is not a big deal in their society. At the end of the chapter Linda dies and John is sobbing, which brings fear to the nurses because the young twins might be de-conditioned. "The Savage stood for a moment in a frozen silence, then fell on his knees beside the bed and, covering his face with his hands, sobbed uncontrollably."

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The way conditioning has taken over Lenina's way of thinking is clearly shown in this chapter. She expresses wanting John, and she is happy with the idea that John loves her. But she thinks John loving her means he wants to sleep with her. She is controlled to only think this, since loving only one person is not allowed in their society. "I wanted you so much. And if you wanted me too, why didn't you?..." (pg.192)

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The consumption of Soma is brought up in this chapter. While John is yelling at Lenina for wanting to sleep with him, she states that taking soma would have better than anything. This shows just how conditioned she is to consume it to solver her issues. " A gra-amme is be-etter..." (pg.194)

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Lenina's way of conditioning shows in this chapter. While John is expressing his love for her, she misinterprets it as him wanting to sleep with her, which is what she wanted as well. Lenina knows nothing else, and it shows the way she's been controlled to think only about sleeping with men. "For always. they make a promise to live together always. " "What a horrible idea!" Lenina was genuinely shocked." (pg.191)

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John was the odd one out when it came to his and Leninas relationship. He was different in the way of thinking because he wanted a life with Lenina. Meanwhile she only wanted to sleep with him. "Not until...Listen, Lenina; in Malpais people get married."(pg 191)

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Lenina was infatuated with the idea of having John, meanwhile John was in love with her. We can differentiate the feelings between them as love and lust. Ultimately this led to both of their unhappiness because Lenina only wanted to sleep with him, while John wanted a life with her. "But when she unbuckled her white patent cartridge belt and hung it carefully over the back of a chair, he began to suspect that he had been mistaken." (pg. 192)

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In this chapter we once again see the conditioning they have had to control the society. Although Helmholtz agreed with the different ideas discussed in Shakespeare, he was in complete disagreement with the mothers and fathers. It was interesting to see how he agreed with most things but the way he was conditioned only targeted the idea of parents. "The mother and father (grotesque obscenity) forcing the daughter to have some one she didn't want! (pg.184)

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You can see that Helmholtz isn't like the rest of the society, but his beliefs only go so far. He agreed with many of Johns ideas, but when it came it came to father & mothers he was disgusted. It showed that all though he does think differently, there is a limit to that. "The mother and father (grotesque obscenity) forcing the daughter to have some one she didn't want!" (pg.184)

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It was interesting to see how out of control Bernard was of John. In a society where everyone seems to follow directions, I think it shocked Bernard that John refused to go be shown to the Arch-Community Songster. This ultimately led to Bernard's unhappiness. "You ought to have asked me first whether I wanted to meet them." (pg.172)

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In this chapter we read about how John is treated. He was treated like a circus attraction or some sort of spectacle. Because of this, Bernard gained popularity. “I asked the in purpose to meet you” (pg172). Bernard was just issuing John to become popular. The party then became lame once everyone started hating on Bernard.

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For the first time John felt what it was like to be controlled. By the orders of Bernard, he would go be shown off like an object. This lead to so much of John's happiness being gone because his life was practically out of his control for a moment. "Do they read Shakespeare?" asked the Savage...."Certainly not," said the Head Mistress, blushing. "(pg.163)

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John is not happy, it has reached the point where he refuses to go be shown. So much that the Arch-Community-Songster leaves the event because Bernard didn't complete his promise of showing the "savage". This causes Bernard to not be happy either, and jealous of how Hemholtz and John get along. "Because I'm unhappy again; that's why." (pg.179)

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John's happiness was really impacted by all the people staring at him. Everyone was staring at him because they were intrigued, but it was at the cost of him being unhappy. It was sad to see him being looked at like an object. "Crowds of lower caste workers were queued up in front of the monorail station..." (pg.164)

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John, the savage, had just come into the new world. Bernard and Lenina were just showing him the new world and what it looks like. He met people and they were intrigued by him. He ran into the industrial part of the new world. "Crowds of lower caste workers were queued up in front of the monorail station seven or eight hundred Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon men and women, with not more than a dozen facesand statures between them." (Pg 164).

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John feels like the odd ball out. Everyone is staring at him like he is an object. Since he is the individual different from everyone he starts being unhappy at the way people are treating him and staring. "Crowds of lower caste workers were queued up in front of the monorail station-seven or eight hundred Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon men and women." (pg.164)

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This chapter goes more into people witnessing the savage, John. They were all pretty intrigued by him. They took John around the city where he discovered all sorts of things. John got to see control rooms and different stores. One of the most interesting parts of this chapter is when they bring up reconditioning centers. This relates to Totalitarianism. The film they are seeing is indoctrinating them. " was packed off to an Adult Re-Conditioning"(pg 169).

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Bernard brought back Linda and John to civilization. This was when they started to really pay attention to them. The Totalitarianism that is in this chapter is through how Mustapha Mund reacts to it, "Mustapha Mund's anger gave place at once to mirth"(pg 159).

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Starting off the chapter it provides a perfect example of Dystopia and Totalitarianism. It mentions "Bloomsbury Center"(pg 146). This is where all the fetus are. It goes into the process of making them and how it is done. They don't have mothers, "gorged with blood surrogate"(pg 146)

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In this chapter it goes more into John's obsession with Lenina. But there is an interesting beginning to this chapter. Bernard went away for a bit to meet with Mustapha Mund, the ruler of everything. This is the Totalitarianism of this chapter. They have people who control everything and watch over everything. "At ten fifty four Bernard was shaking hands with the Warden"(pg 141).

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Linda is a prime example of how Totalitarianism can affect people, especially in the new world. She still clung onto some of her conditioning and in turn making her no fit in. She was living in her own way and shunned out because of it. Linda did not have acsess to soma so she turned to alcohol. She would sleep around with men. She also still had a book from the new world. "He began reading it. The Chemical and bacteriological conditioning of the embryo" (Pg 129).

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Bernard and Lenina finally set foot on the reservation. They got a closer look into what the savages really looked like and what they did. The Totalitarianism part of this book is how Lenina still clings onto the parts of her conditioning, "But cleanliness is next to fordliness" (110). Lenina said this while seeing how the savages were dresses and how they looked like.

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After Linda's appearance in the New World the director took a break from the scene that appeared in the Fertilizing room. We start to see major control because we start to see the major differences that set Linda aside from other residents. She knew she wasn't a real savage herself. Just when coming to terms physically she didn't fit the particular appearance. She was aging had bad teeth. To fit in she started to take 20 grammes of soma, but the doctor in a way is shortening her life span. "But aren't you shortening her life by giving her so much?" pg.154

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Bernard brings back Linda and John back to the new world. As they pass by processes of Bokonovisky, the director made remarks of Bernard being sent to Iceland, but Bernard brought out Linda and John. The director seemed confused as to he has never scene this women in his life ever. Until Linda assured and explained why she disappeared. Bernard now had something to use against the Director and was astonished to follow up that he was now a father which he was ashamed/embarrassed of. He also got laughed at. "My father" pg. 151

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Bernard got the wonderful idea to bring back Linda and John back to the new world to show all the citizens what aging looks like. Rather life in other states or reservations look like compared to other places. In a way Bernard uses it as a way to put it against Bernard,so he doesn't get faced with being isolated to Iceland. " Bring these two individuals back to London with you." pg.141 John also came across a Shakespeare book because Pope wanted to keep him busy. John started to relate to the wise words that were written in the book and took the words he said and slowly controlled his own words.

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Even though Linda lives in the reservation she still goes by the rules from the New Worlds. As she hates when John calls her by the M word. She still sleeps with multiple men because that is what she was taught, but she doesn't understand why the women get mad at her. She is also very abusive to John and an alcoholic. "Oh, don't Linda, please don't." pg.127

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No one wants to see Linda. In a society where everyone stays young and beautiful, she is an individual who stands out. Because of her looks people are disgusted. "So the best people were quite determined not to see Linda." (pg.153)

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Everyone wants to see John after the scene in the Fertilizing Room. It's weird to see that everyone is interested in him, but no one wants too see Linda due to her looks. Because of her looks, they are looking at finishing Linda's life. "Which will finish her off in a month or two.." (pg.154

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The D.H.C announces that he would be transferring Bernard. This is followed by Bernard bringing in Linda and John. John calls him father and the D.H.C leaves in a rush. "Pale, wild-eyed, the Director glared about him in an agony of bewildered humiliation." (pg.152)

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Bernard and Lenina were making their way back to their home, London. They took with them the "savage" and the people were looking at him. They were all curious. One interesting part of this chapter is how industrialism is brought up. They take us to the electrical equipment corporation where they make parts and helicopters. " Deltas were cold pressing. The fifty six spindle chucking and turning machines were being manipulated by fifty six aquiline and ginger gamas " (pg 159).

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This chapter went into depth about the fertilizing room and how it worked. It also mentioned how the DH wanted to transfer Bernard. While talking about the fertilizing room it mentioned how the people were working, this is the part of industrialism. "This hive of industry"(pg 146). It goes into how there are so many people for various jobs. They are busy just working.

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Lenina and Bernard were out at the reservation. This was extremely overwhelming for Lenina and she so happened to have forgotten her soma. In this chapter it really only talks about John's obsession with Lenina. But one point that relates to consumerism is the fact that Lenina has to take soma. She doesn't feel comfortable not taking it, " She swallowwed six half gramme tablets of soma" (pg 140). They conditioned them so much to rely on them and keep the consumerism.

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In this chapter it goes more into what life looks like in the reservation. The life of John and Linda. It was not a very pretty life and it wasn't at all enjoyable. As I was reading I realized that Linda, from london, had not lost her habit of consumerism or other habits. She was conditioned into consumerism but didn't have the means to do so. She turned to Pope to provide them for her. She had no soma so she turned to alchohol, ""ore else she drank the stuff that Pope brought and laughed a great deal and went to sleep"(Pg 127).

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In this scene Bernard is summoned to be shipped to iceland, this is where Bernard brings in Linda and John, who expose the director of being the one thing he puts down, a father, and not a sex guy

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This chapter is mostly on John, he shows his interest towards girl, where he breaks into her room, and sniffs her clothes, then he see's her asleep and unzips her clothes, (Kinda wierd mane)

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Linda didn't like being a mother. In a society where she was conditioned that being a parent was disgusting she hated what she was now. She was an individual that stuck out and she took out her anger towards John because of it. "...and she pushed him away, hard." (pg.127)

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John got upset because he thought Bernard had left him at the reservation. John went into their room and finds Lenina laying down. He starts wanting to undress her, but then realizes he is not having good thoughts. "He was ashamed of himself. Pure and vestal modesty..." (pg.145)

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The cost of happiness for Linda was hurting her son. She wanted to feel like she wasn't a mother because that was looked down upon in the world states. Ultimately that also cost John his happiness as a younger child. "He put his arm round her neck. Linda cried out. "Oh, be careful. My shoulder! Oh!" and she pushed him away, hard. His head banged against the wall." (pg.127)

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Heading into the Native American reservation we see the amount of control that has died down. Linda spoke about how you belong to only one person and how women would be furious at her for men continously going to her. Bernard and Lenina see how age looks like for the first time and they are astonished. They didn't understand the amount of biological work their world did to keep their citizens look young and healthy. (INSERT QUOTE RIGHT HERE)

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We notice how shocked Lenina and Bernard are with the way the people on the reservation live. Linda, a woman from England, was so  happy to see them. It's noticeable how long she hadn't seen part of the new world. She greeted Bernard and Lenina with much excitement. What I found particularly interesting was the fact that Linda didn't seem to forget the old ways of her conditioning. I noticed this the way she talked about Lenina, "Yes, and civilized clothes"(pg 119). She analyzed the shirt and yearned for it.

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In this society being beautiful is a big part of being happy. However, as we know the cost of happiness in this society is pretty expensive. While they get drugged and injected with young children's blood to stay young, their life expectancy goes down. All the world state people have a life expectancy of 60 years old. "Youth almost unimpaired till sixty." (pg.111)

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Everyone in this society has the same ideas. Beauty is everything to them, and theres not much difference in thought. It's to the point that all people go through processes such as getting injected with young childrens blood to stay young. "Youth almost unimpaired till sixty." (pg.111)

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Lenina and Bernard go to the savage reservation. A way they control them is using electrical fencing, " To touch the fence is instant death(102). They control the population like this. They keep them scared. When Bernard gave Lenina the option of staying in the reservation and be where there aren't any distractions with the citizens of the new world she was hesitant. Lenina doesn't understand the control the New World has put on her. She loved the idea of partying and being around people. "And no scent, no television, no hot water even. If you can't stand it, stay here till I come back." She was given an ultimatum, but surprisingly enough she was ready for the ride with Bernard.

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In this part of the chapter we went more in depth about the savage reservation. Essentially they live like us. They have meaningful relationships, religion, diseases, and actual emotions. The new world order criticizes this, they indoctrinate others in order to sway them. They had complete control over everything, "To touch the fence is instant death"(102). They don't want them to ruin their world.

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I was surprised by this chapter. It went more in depth on the way people USED to live. I saw consumerism throughout the chapter. Especially how they liked specific scents, beverages , television, radio, and music, "The hotel was excellent" (Pg 101)

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Lenina and Bernard are going to a reservation. They refer to the Native Americans who live there as savages because they still live the same as the past. This includes making children the past way, and living in families. In order for them to get through this experience and feel fine they take drugs. "When the Warden started booming, she had inconspicuously swallowed half a gramme of soma, with the result that she could now sit, serenely not listening... " (pg.101)

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Bernard was starting to think for himself and become of an individual. He no longer thought like everyone else. He also didn't think he belonged to everyone else. Later on when getting dirt on the director he felt like his individuality was being threatened, "But that as now realized was because he had not taken the threats quite seriously "(104)

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Bernard has a conversation with Lenina about how is everybody is happy now in days because everyone takes drugs. Children begin to take soma at the age of five, and all feelings are influenced by that. Bernard and Lenina also are going to a reservation, and Bernard is trying to make a good impression for the directors. "Yes, "Everybody's happy nowadays." We begin giving the children that at five. But wouldn't you like to be free to be happy in some other way Lenina." (pg.91)

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In this chapter, we saw more about Bernard and Lenina. We saw how he was opening up to lenina about his feelings about what he truly feels. It was interesting to see lenina's reaction to this. She really did not try to understand. She kept repeating the words she was reminded about everyday.  "After all everyone works for everyone else" (91)

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In this chapter we see Bernard trying to persuade Lenina in spending time alone together. Yet, Lenina doesn't understand she wants to be near a crowd where there is always constantly going on.She doesn't understand how to romanticize. Bernard starts to understand now many of the individuals act like infants and not like actual adults. Where I see how much control this world has taken over. How this world doesn't let these full blown adults understand their own emotions. "Oh lets go back, Bernard. I do so hate it here." Pg.91

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In part 1, Girl is shown plotting where to go for vacation, either the north pole, or to America with Bernard, although it seems she wants to go for the vacation, rather than to go with Bernard. During the vacation with Bernard, it seems she doesn't care at all what he has to offer, he is trying to be romantic, and she's kind of just being like revolting. In part 2, Bernard goes to see the director, and after a while the director goes on to talk about his trip to New Mexico, where he brought a girl on vacation. This is a big event, because talking about emotion, and history is a big no no in the new world, especially coming from the director.

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I found this chapter to be pretty interesting. I hadn't really read the way Bernard tried to open up about his feelings to Lenina and tried to help her understand what was going on through her head. One thing I found particularly interesting was how while on their date there seemed to be a lot of consumerism. It's all that there is in their world. One example of this would be how Lenina wanted to go see the "semi-demi finals of the Women's Heavyweight Wrestling Championship" (89) instead of wanting to spend quality time with Bernard. In addition to consuming somma products! Lenina bought a sundae which contained this drug.

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We explore the idea of the solidarity services in this chapter. It is extremely weird to think of because basically one is consuming drugs to participate in an orgy. It seems that soma is the most consumed thing in that society. "The dedicated soma tablets were placed in the centre of the table.

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This chapter really displayed how the society has very little control. They are all forced into an orgy as a way to balance out, or make sure everyone remains "equal" in a way. It's very interesting and this is mandated twice a month. "Alternate Thursdays were Bernard's Solidarity Service days." (pg.78)

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We start to see how brainwashed the individuals are. We see they are forced to go to a church ceremony to worship Henry Ford. Then forced to have sex with each other. They also changed certain nursery rhyme songs tosing about orgies during their ceremony. When sitting in the church they have to take 3 rounds of liquid soma, so they are basically drugged during this time to "hear" certain things and feel different. "I drink to the imminence of His Coming." Pg.82

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This chapter was extremely weird and the society has proven to have a very interesting definition of happiness. In a way their individuality and decision making is given up to please their "Ford". They lose control of themselves to please their God. "I hear him; He's coming. But it wasn't true. He heard nothing and, for him, nobody was coming." (pg.84)

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This part of the chapter focuses on Bernard, he attends the bi-weekly seminar at the church where they have orgies and take drugs, this essentially strips them away from individuality, forcing them to all have sex and take drugs, making them all one, all the same.

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In this chapter we explored more into how "relationships' work and how people kinda hang out. When reading and analyzing I realized that people are forced to consume Golf Clubs, Pubs, and weird sex club. It has been normalized to consume these things and there have been buildings created as shown on page 73, "Beneath them lay the buildings of the gold club".

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In this Chapter we get a bit more background on Lenina. She has a flashback to hearing little quiet whispers in her room. It seems that it's bringing her to the realization that she has been brainwashed because they were repetitions happening in her sleep. "Lenina remembered her first shock of fear and surprise; her speculations through half a wakeful hour; and then, under the influence of those endless repetitions." (pg. 74)

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We start to see the difference between two different worlds. In one world we have a world where others are kept to themselves and try to seek how the world is supposed to function. Then there is another world where they go partying, taking Soma, having intercourse with many people in Westminster Abbey. We start to see the different control each part of this world take for these citizens. It feels like they seem brainwashed. "good night, dear friends. Good night dear friends." Pg.77

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In this part, Lenina and Henry show how society SHOULD operate, just living life, no attachments with anyone, just having fun, partying, taking drugs, and having sex.

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Lenina expressed that she's extremely happy she isn't an Epsilon. To which Henry responded that Epsilons were happy to be who they are. Eventually everyone is conditioned to be happy with what they have, and when they don't know any better, they won't seek more. "And if you were an Epsilon, said Henry, "your conditioning would have made you no less thankful that you weren't a Beta or Alpha." (pg.74)

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In this chapter we get a bit more of insight on how the world sees people who are different. Bernard and Helmholtz think differently and are shunned out because of it. People question it and don't approve of it. The totalitarianism part comes in when they are scared that someone is listening to them, " Hush, I believe there's somebody at the door"(70).This goes to show that it isn't safe to talk about stuff like that. They need to be quiet about it.

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In this second part of the book it went into more depth about thinking and feeling different. Helmholtz Watson perfectly talked about the "fulfilling" things in life no longer being fulfilling and escaping them, "but that doesn't seem enough. It's not enough for the phrases to be good" (pg 69). The price of happiness is superficial. It is not real.

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In this chapter we went into more in depth about how Bernard is diffrenent, but he isn't the one. Hemholtz also feels different and thinks differently. The most interesting part of this chapter is that is showed a progression of meaningless consumerism, such as helicopter rides and games of golf. "Wretched that she should have thought it such a perfect afternoon for Obstacle Gold"(64). Bernard was upset that Lenina fell for this.

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We start to see the control of this particular world because Helmholtz and Bernard don't know what to write about. They didn't know because the utopia they live in doesn't experience the "beta" world. They don't stay focused on one particular person for example everything is different and they can only come up with ideas of being with multiple women or taking drugs to feel a certain feeling. This shows how much control the utopia has influenced not only Helmholtz and Bernard but also the community. "They aren't important enough, somehow. I feel I could do something much more important." Pg.70

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In this part, Bernard meets with his friend Helmholtz, who is very different from him, he is described as the perfect guy, differently from Bernard, although he is too smart for their own good, he is questioning their whole society, as a teacher it is hard to teach to an extent where they are unable to write about anything other than happiness, soma, and sex, because that's all they have, no love, heartbreak, depression. So they are both very different in different ways, but seem like they are seeking change.

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Lenina and Fanny go out. Immediately once there Lenina starts talking to Bernard to agree to go out with him, which embarrasses Bernard since they were in front of people. So much so, that his friend comes up offering something since he looks glum. The substance being called soma would make this better, and he would be happier. This shows that these embarrassed feelings are not normal in this society, and that drugs will immediately be a solution to them. "...you look glum! What you need is a gramme of soma." (pg.60)

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This chapter is all over the place with different conversations. However one between the men sticks out as proof that every human was made for one sole purpose. To consume, and if they have knowledge they won't consume, so they have to keep them away from knowing anything. "Every man, woman, and child compelled to consume so much a year. In the interests of industry." (pg.49)

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Everyone is conditioned to like who they are, and no one is different other than in terms of what "group" they're in. Such as Alphas and Epsilons. No one knows different languages, and no one has a unique sense of being. Everything is connected, to the point that people share last names so much due to the lack of them. In reality the only difference is the group you are in, which everyone is conditioned exactly the same as to how to behave and what to think of being in that group. " A Dead Language, like French and German" (pg.23)

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This chapter talked more about soma and how it's used to control their people. Soma is a drug to keep people happy. It also went into depth about Lenina and Bernard's relationship. They left their regular place to go out. The change of scenery was interesting, "alive with the alighting and departure of helicopters". It goes to show the lengths one has to go through in order to "leave".

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The World Controller steps out to speak to the students. He mentions history back when their were parents, and fathers and mothers. Back when there was no sole control of when, where, and how many children were made. It is all spoken about as a cruel and disgusting thing to have ever existed. "Try to realize what it was like to have a vivaporous mother." (pg. 36)