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Henri de Toulouse-LautrecAdolphe or the Sad Young Man (Adolphe ou le jeune homme...

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Henri de Toulouse-LautrecAdolphe or the Sad Young Man (Adolphe ou le jeune homme...

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Jean-Baptiste-Camille CorotThe Lonely Tower (La Tour isolee)1871

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Jean-Baptiste-Camille CorotThe Lonely Tower (La Tour isolee)1871

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Bernard is portrayed as a lonely, odd, insecure, and isolated person mainly because he likes to be alone. When Fanny realizes that Lenina is going out with him she doesn't hesitate to state her opinion when she says “They say he doesn’t like Obstacle Golf.”

“And then he spends most of his time by himself-alone" and “They say something made a mistake when he was still in the bottle-thought he was a gamma and put alcohol into his blood surrogate. That’s why he’s so stunned.”

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Bernard's goals/ dreams is to free himself from the conditioning of society because he doesn't want to be this "happy" person through soma all the time. We know this when he questions Lenina during their date and asks, “Don’t you wish you were free, Lenina?’ and

“But wouldn’t you like to be free to be happy in some other way, Lenina?”In your own way, for example;not in everybody else’s way.” He also mentions,

“...-what would it be like if I could, if I were free-not enslaved by my conditioning.’

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Bernard disagrees with society and believes everyone should be able to be their own individual and are entitled to express their own feelings. When Bernard and Lenina were on their way to the Womens Wrestling match, Bernard admired the sounds of the waves as he said, “It makes me feel though...as though I were more me, if you see what I mean. More of my own not so completely a part of something else.” His interest in nature is so uncommon in his society because they were trained to hate nature because it didn't benefit the economy. We can tell he is unpleased with society when he says “I’d rather be myself, he said. Myself and Nasty. Not somebody else, however jolly.”

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Bernard is psychologist that is said to be an Alpha male plus although he is described as a Gamma (lower caste) because he is short, ugly, and skinny. Fanny tells Lenina “He’s so ugly!” ...“And then so small" which can confirm that he isn't like other Alpha males. The book also mentions, “ Bernard’s physique was hardly better than that of the average Gamma. He stood eight centimeters short of the standard Alpha height and was slender in proportion.”

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Bernard's worries are humiliation and rejection mainly because of how insecure he is due to how he and others view him. We can infer this when the book mentions, “He remembered those weeks of timid indecision, during which he had looked and longed and despaired of ever having the courage to ask her. Dared he face the risk of being humiliated by a contemptuous  refusal?” One of is fears is exile as the director of hatcheries threatened to exile him to Iceland because of his odd activity. When he has a conversation with Helmholtz he says, "What? He’s looking out for someone to take my place? Bernard’s voice was agonized. “So it’s actually decided? Did he mention Iceland? You say he did?  Ford! Iceland…”

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When people speak to Bernard or see Bernard they often feel sympathy or ashamed because he is so "odd". Helmholtz Watson says “What can be the matter with the fellow? he wondered, and, shaking his head, decided that the story about the alcohol having been put into the poor chap’s blood-surrogate must be true. Touched his brain I suppose.” and “Poor little Bernard!” because he felt ashamed for his friend and wished Bernard would show a little more pride. Bernard is more of a reflection of a person in today's society so the fact that he is so different from the standards in his society make him odd.

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Bernard is seen as an outsider due to his physicality and actions. There's already a rumor of alcohol being accidentally put in his blood surrogate because of him causing contradiction to society, for example his dislike of obstacle golf. Due to his difference in opinion we know he tries to blend in, in order to stay. We can assume this when  Bernard also jumped up and shouted "I hear him ; He’s coming" But it wasn’t true and " Yes, I thought it was wonderful" as he lied and looked away because the sight of her face was an accusation and an ironical reminder of his own separateness.

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Bernard is smart although not quite mature I guess, the book makes it seem as though he is having trouble "adulting" or taking responsibility of his actions when he says, "It suddenly struck me the other day," continued Bernard, "that it might be possible to be an adult all the time." and "I know you don't. And that's why we went to bed together yesterday—like infants—instead of being adults and waiting."

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Bernard often feels out of place around others which arouses a sense of jealousy and hatred. We know this because he feels insecure of superiority when seeing others, for example when the book mentions “Bernard, hated them, hated them. But they were two, they were large, they were strong.”  .He often looses concentration and can't take things serious because of his difference during the solidarity service when he says,“Quite wonderful, he repeated; but the only thing he could think of was Morgana’s eyebrow.” .