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John has tried to stay in many areas, but the cameramen constantly disturbs his peace. One day, he is caught performing a cleansing ritual and becomes an attraction. People fly in to see him and dehumanize him. They parade him for a stunt and throw food at him as if he was an animal. John kills himself in the lighthouse by hanging himself.

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"Do the whipping stunt. We want the whip."

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John is swarmed with reporters. Lenina shows up and he starts trying to attack her. The reporters goes crazy and they start sing orgy-porgy. John wakes up in the heather and he realized what happened the night before. John kills himself and he is found by reporters.

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"Kill it, kill it, kill it..." The Savage went on shouting. Then suddenly somebody started singing "Orgy-porgy" and, in a moment, they had all caught up the refrain and, singing, had begun to dance.

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John goes through many different areas to get some peace. Paparazzi keeps intruding on his stay until eventually they record him performing a ritual. He unknowingly becomes an overnight sensation. People fly in to see him and watch him like an animal. Lenina and Henry fly in and he starts to lash out with his whip. Soon the fiasco becomes a large orgy. The next morning, tourists find his body hanging in the light house.

Page 254
"The Savage of Survey had been released and could be seen, heard and felt in every first-class feely-palace in Western Europe."

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John doesn't like the reports knowing his business so he shoos them away using violence. The reporters record him secretly and turn it into a movie. It headlines in the news and people all over Europe come to see John in real life. People are throwing things at him as if he was an animal in a zoo. Lenina and Henry go to see John. Lenina opens her arms to John and starts crying. Everyone around him is shouting that they want to see the whip. In the end, John decided to take his own life because he felt that he couldn't be free and he felt dehumanized.

Page 259
"Through an archway on the furthur side of the room they could see the bottom of the staircase that led up to the higher floors. Just under the crown of the arch dangled a pair of feet."

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John wants to repent for the sins he has committed within his lifetime. He takes mustard and mixes it with water to make him throw up and cleanse himself of the sins. He also stands with his arms out for as long as he can and he starts to sweat. He realizes that he wants to find himself in nature and he tries to live in the wild and survive on his own. The paparazzi appear and try to catch John and what he is doing in the wild.

Part 248
"Three days later, like turkey buzzards settling on a corpse, the reporters came."

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Bernard and Helmholtz are going to the same island. John asked to go but was not allowed, he got angry and decided he was going to live alone and undisturbed. The three boys say goodbye to each other. John finds a place to stay and while he stayed there, some delta-minuses show up and see John whipping himself.

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"Did you eat something that didn't agree with you?" asked Bernard. The Savage nodded. "I ate civilization." "What?" "It poisoned me; I was defiled. And then,"he added, in a lower tone, "I ate my own wickedness."

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John uses many methods to cleanse himself of the sins he felt that he got from living in this new society. Eventually, he leaves and lives out in the wilderness to avoid being experimented with. He despised the "twins" and their conditioning.

Page 243
"I''m dammed of I'll go on being experimented with. Not for all the controllers in the world. I shall go away tomorrow too."

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John wants to repent for the sins he has committed within his lifetime. He takes mustard and mixes it with water to make him throw up and cleanse himself of the sins. He also stands with his arms out for as long as he can and he starts to sweat. He realizes that he wants to find himself in nature and he tries to live in the wild and survive on his own. The paparazzi appear and try to catch John and what he is doing in the wild. '

Page 244
"He pacified his conscience by promising himself a compensatingly harder self-discipline, purification the more complete and through."

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In this chapter Bernard and Helmholtz say good-bye to John. Bernard apologizes for the scene in Mond’s office. John asks Mond if he can go with them to the islands, but Mond refuses because he wants to continue “the experiment.” Later, John chooses to seclude himself in an abandoned lighthouse in the wilderness. He plants his own garden and performs rituals of self-punishment to purge himself of the contamination of civilization. He is trying to do things to basically cleanse himself from all the bad things. Individualism takes place in this chapter by showing that you can take steps to help yourself as John does. He realizes that it's better for him to be by himself rather than with other people.

"One day, some Delta-Minus workers see John whipping himself. The next day, reporters come to interview him. John kicks one reporter and angrily demands they respect his solitude. More reporters flock to John’s home. He reacts to them with increasing violence."

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Mond shows John his collection of banned religious writings. Mond argues that in a prosperous, youthful society, there are no losses and therefore no need for religion. John protests that if the people of the World State believed in God, they would not be degraded by their pleasant vices.

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"You can indulge in any number of pleasant vices with a freemartin and run no risks of having your eyes put out by your son's mistress."

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Mond shows John his collection of banned religious writings. Mond argues that in a prosperous, youthful society, there are no losses and therefore no need for religion. John protests that if the people of the World State believed in God, they would not be degraded by their pleasant vices.

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"Yes, we inevitably turn to God; for this religious sentiment is of its nature so pure, so delightful to the soul that experiences it, that it makes up to use for all other losses."

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John and Mond argue. They talk about religion, which has also been removed from this New World. Mond shows John his collection of old religious writings. Mond argues that a stable and healthy society has no use for religion. Everyone is already healthy and happy. No one ever dies of an illness and there are no deep connections that make you bound to feel any sort of loss or deep emotions. John disagrees and believes there still is use for god. Mond believes that people can find their light in soma rather than a god.

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"What need have we of repose when our minds and bodies continue to delight in activity? of consolation when we have soma?"

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In this chapter it talks about religion and how John truly believes that everyone should be involved with God, so that they won't be disrespected etc. Everyone lives differently and believes in different things. For example John lives by the word of God and his thinking is that the unpleasant is taken away by soma. On the other hand Mond thinks the complete opposite of John. Mond believes that Johns wishes of God, poetry, real danger, freedom, goodness, and sin will get you nowhere and create unhappiness. This chapter shows individuality by showing that you as an individual can chose your path and beliefs.

"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.”

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In this chapter it talks about the people of the island. How there are many individuals who don't fit into the norm. These people tend to be the most interesting in the world, although they are seen as "weird." It is talked about that this world they live in, in Brave New World is a mirrored world from ours. Happiness is a big part in this world but not everyone experiences it. Those who chose to be different are the individuals who succeed more than the rest. In Mond’s account, happiness and stability depend upon one another. The stability Mond is talking about is economic stability, the uninterrupted cycle of production and consumption. But emotional, psychological, and social stability are also important, because they all contribute to the first kind of stability.

"Science has also had to be suppressed to create the happy and stable society. This is particularly ironic because World State citizens are taught to revere science as one of their most fundamental values."

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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.

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"Art,science-you seem to have paid a fairly high price for your happiness,"

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The three of them are taken to be punished by the highest order. John finds out that he has read Shakespeare too. Mond however, does not allow the indulgence of old things. They are all to be sent to an island to be experimented on. Mond strips everyone from feeling any sort of deep emotions for anything or anyone to keep a "stable" world."

Page 202
"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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Bernard, John, and Helmholtz are sent to Mustapha Mond's office. John has a conversation with Mustapha Mond about how the world state is working and how it should be working in order for poeple to understand what he is talking about when reading those books. Mustapha Mond explains that it there have been experiment have been  but it has not been successful. Helmholtz gets his punishment assigned.

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"Why don't you make everybody an Alpha Double Plus while you're about it?" Mustapha Mond laughed. "Because we have no wish to have our throats cut," he answered. "We believed in happiness and stability. A society of Alphas couldn't fail to be unstable and miserable. Imagine a factory staffed by Alphas-that is to say by separate and unrelated individuals of good heredity and conditioned so as to be capable (within limits) of making a free choice and assuming responsibilities. Imagine it!"

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Bernard, John and Helmholtz are taken to Mustapha Mond's office. There, Mustapha talks to them about their punishment and life back then. He told them about island of Alphas and how they wanted to see what life would be like with only alphas on an island. Out of 22 thousand, only 3 thousand survived because they were all smart and wanted to fight for the higher ranking jobs. Helmholtz is being sent to an island where he can write about freedom. Bernard and John still have to discuss their punishment.

Page 220
"The Worl'd stable now. People are happy; they get what they want, and they never want what they can't get. They're well off; they're safe; they're never ill; they're not afraid of death; they're blissfully ignorant of passion and old age;..."

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Helmholtz, John, and Bernard are taken to the highest order. They are to decide their punishment for their misconducts. Mond talks about sending them to islands. These islands are used as a test ground for experimenting with alphas, betas, etc. As soon as Bernard hears of this, he bawls and begs for another chance. He is then vaporized with soma.

Page 226
"Very nearly what's going to happen to you young men. I was on the point of being sent to an island."

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John gets upset about his mom and starts a riot with the betas. He tries to tell them that soma is bad and that it is taking their freedom away. But he doesn't understand that the Deltas are not able to understand what he is talking about. When telling them doesn't work, John starts to trash the soma and punch them. Bernard and Helmholtz join John but when the cops get there, they use soma vapor to break everyone up and arrest the three.

Page 213
"Don't you want to be free and men? Don't you even understand what manhood and freedom are?"

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John gets upset about his mom and starts a riot with the betas. He tries to tell them that soma is bad and that it is taking their freedom away. But he doesn't understand that the Deltas are not able to understand what he is talking about. When telling them doesn't work, John starts to trash the soma and punch them. Bernard and Helmholtz join John but when the cops get there, they use soma vapor to break everyone up and arrest the three.

Page 213
"Free, free!" the savage shouted, and with one hand continued to throw the soma into the area while, with the other, he punched the indistinguishable faces of his assailants."

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Linda is dying in the hospital and John hears of his mothers horrible situation. He starts to cry and recall his fondest memories of her. John gets angry when the kids are allowed to play in the room and is disrespectful to his mother. He gets angry at the kids who ask if his mother is dead.

Page 198
"Linda was dying in company - in company and with all the modern conveniences."

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John is walking around the hospital and he is in shock and angry and bumping into people. John hears about the soma distribution and he starts to tell them that he will free them. John begins a riot when he throws the soma and money. Helmholtz joins him, Bernard is indecisive and when the cops arrive he decided to ask them for help. The cops make sure everything is under control and then they arrest John, Helmholtz, and Bernard.

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"Listen, I beg of you," cried the Saveg 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."
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John gets a call to go to the hospital. Linda dies in the hospital. John is angry with the children that are allowed to play in the room and is disrespectful to Linda. John is angry with the children when they ask him if Linda is dead.

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"Well then, keep them away from this bed." The Savage's voice was trembling with indignation. "What are these filthy little brats doing here at all? It's disgraceful!" "Disgraceful? But what do you mean? They're being death conditioned. And I tell you," she warned him truculently, "if I have any more of your interference with their conditioning, I'll send for the porters and have you thrown out"

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Lenina goes after John to try to seduce him. John only talks about marriage, love, etc. Lenina does not understand and strips in front of him and John lashes out at her. He hits Lenina.

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"For Ford's sake, John, talk sense. I can't understand a word you say."

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John gets a call to go to the hospital. Linda dies in the hospital. John is angry with the children that are allowed to play in the room and is disrespectful to Linda. John is angry with the children when they ask him if Linda is dead.

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"Then with a little start she would wake up again-wake up to the aquarium antics of the Tennis Champions, to the Super-Vox-Wurlitzeriana rendering of "Hug me till you drug me, honey" to the warm ventilator above her head"

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John is upset about his mom's death and starts a riot with the betas. He is trying to convince them to stop taking soma because it is a poison and is taking their freedom away. He doesn't understand that the Deltas are genetically not able to understand what he's talking about. He resorts to violence and starts trashing all their soma and throwing punches. Eventually, Bernard and Helmholtz is on the scene. Helmholtz joins in on the action while Bernard is on the sidelines. Eventually the police come ans dose everyone with soma vapor to break everyone apart.

Page 213
"Don't you want to be free and men? Don't you even understand what manhood and freedom are?"

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John hears of his mother's condition. She is dying at the hospital. As he's crying for her next to her deathbed, recalling his fond memories of her, some Bokanovsky boys call her fat and ugly. He strikes one of the kids and is blamed for ruining their "death conditioning."

Page 202
"Oh, look, look! Whatever is the matter with her? Why is she so fat?"

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Lenina is still not over John. Fanny is telling Lenina to sleep with other men. Lenina says she has but she still feels the same way about John so Fanny tells her that she should go after him. Lenina takes her advice and goes to John's house. After talking for a while, John realizes that Lenina does not understand what he is trying to say and he gets mad.

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"But Lenina..." he began protesting; and as she immediately untwined her arms, as she stepped away from him, he thought, for a moment, that she had taken his unspoken hint."

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In this chapter, John, Lenina and Bernard all feel sad. John goes up to his room and reads his book. Lenina got rejected by John and feels sad. Bernard makes a fool out of himself at the party. Helmholtz reads a peice of his work but it talks about being alone when they aren't supposed to talk about that. Then John shows Helmholtz Shakespeare and talks about emotions and love to see how he would react. Helmholtz still doesn't get it like John does. They take soma to feel happiness again.

Page 185
"I know quite well that one needs ridiculous, mad situations like that; one can't write really well about anything else."

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Henry invites Lenina out but she declines. Fanny suggests to Lenina to sleep with other men and see if she still likes John afterwards. She says that she only want John and she takes soma then visits him. She hopes that she can seduce him and hook up with him. John quotes Shakespeare to Lenina and he talks about marriage and love to her. She is disgusted by this but John then tells her that he loves her. Lenina starts to strip and kiss John but he pulls away. John is terrified and calls Lenina a whore and slaps her.

Page 187
"As though there weren't millions of other men in the world." "But I don't want them."

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Fanny tries to convince Lenina to get with other men. Lenina is still convinced that she only wants John. She goes over to seduce him. He cites poems from Shakespeare to show his love. Lenina thinks his talk about love and marriage is horrible and nonsense. She starts to strip but he calls her a whore.

Page 191
"For Ford's sake, John, talk sense. I can't understand a word you say. First, it's a vacuum cleaner; then it's knots. You're driving me crazy."

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Bernard tries to convince John to leave his room and meet the guest he invited but John refused and began cursing at him. Bernard had to go and tell his guest that the Savage would not be showing up, which upsets everyone and also Bernard. Most people in this chapter shows unhappiness when things don't go there way. John and Helmholtz become friends and begin start reading to each other poetry, books which were not allowed to be in the World State.

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"It was simple and, since both Helmholtz and the Savage were dreadfully pained by the shattering and defilement of a favorite poetic crystal, extremely effective."

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Bernard tries to get John to show up to a gathering. John refuses to go and Bernard is made into a laughing stock. Helmholtz is also in a lot of trouble since he presented his own poem to his class. Eventually, Helmholtz shares his poems to John. John and him bond over his poem and he shows him shake sphere. Even though he didn't fully understand the emotions, Helmholtz was for the most part excited and captivated until the poem mentioned mothers and fathers.

Page 188
"You can't expect me to keep a straight about fathers and mothers. And who;s going to get excited about a boy having a girl or not having her?"

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In this chapter, John, Lenina and Bernard all feel sad. John goes up to his room and reads his book. Lenina got rejected by John and feels sad. Bernard makes a fool out of himself at the party. Helmholtz reads a peice of his work but it talks about being alone when they aren't supposed to talk about that. Then John shows Helmholtz Shakespeare and talks about emotions and love to see how he would react. Helmholtz still doesn't get it like John does. They take soma to feel happiness again.

Page 178
"Lenina, who had lingered for a moment to look at the moon, dropped her eyes and came hurrying across the roof to rejoin him."

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John and Bernard spend time together. While on the tour, John seems to be frightened by the workers' faces as they look identical. Lenina confesses she likes John to Fanny. John and Lenina go on a date.

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"Do you have many twins here?" the Savage asked rather apprehensively, as they set out their tour of inspection."

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John and Bernard spend time together. Lenina confesses she likes John to Fanny. John and Lenina go on a date, once the date is over Lenina thought John would want to sleep with her but instead he leaves.

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"Good-night, Lenina" he repeated, and made a strange grimacing attempt to smile. "But, John...I thought you were...I mean, aren't you?..."

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John does not like the fact that there are many identical twins working in the factories. He is still deciding against taking soma and frequently checks up with his mother. It is revealed that Lenina likes John. They hang out and to her surprise, he does not want to have sex with her.

Page 171
"She decided, would not be enough; hers had been more than one-gram affliction."

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John sees dozens of identical twins in the factory and the sight of this sickens him. He still refuses to take soma and he checks up on his mother often. He visits Elton which is where Alpha children laugh at a film of savages beating themselves with a whip at the reservation. Lenina has feelings for John but can't tell if he reciprocates her feelings. Lenina takes John to watch a movie and John hates it. Lenina is surprised at the fact that John doesn't want to have sex with her. John locks himself in his room and reads Shakespeare while Lenina goes to her room and takes soma.

Page 171
"On her way down to the twenty-seventh floor she pulled out her soma bottle. One gramme, she decided, would not be enough; hers had been more than a one-gramme affliction. But if she took two grammes, she ran the risk of not waking up in time to-morrow morning. She compromised and, into her cupped left palm, shook out three half-gramme tablets."

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The Director resigns from embarrassment and shame. Linda is put on soma which is causing her lifespan to shorten. Bernard gains popularity among the girls after confronting the Director. John is worried about his mother and refuses to take any soma like his mother.

Page 154
"The return to civilization was for her the return to soma, was the possibility of lying in bed and taking holiday after holiday, without ever having to come back to a headache or a fit of vomiting, without ever being made to feel as you always felt after peyotl, as though you'd done something so shamefully anti-social that you could never hold up your head again."

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After the director was humiliated he resigns and takes a soma holiday. Linda and John are able to stay in the London World State, Linda is most excited to be able to take soma instead of peyotl so she doesn't have to deal with all the stress and everything around her. Bernard is now being treated with respect. John and Bernard take trips around the World State and John is telling Bernard more about his thoughts on the World State. Mustapha Mond is not happy that John is giving his opinions on the world state and he wants to get rid of him.

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"The return to civilization was for her the return to soma, was the possibility of lying in bed and taking holiday after holiday, without ever having to come back to a headache or a fit of vomiting, without ever being made to feel as you always felt after peyotl, as though you'd done something so shamefully anti-social that you could never hold up your head again."

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In Chapter 11 part 1, we find out that the old director resigns immediately out of shame and embarrassment. Linda however, her return to civilization was not for her past partner, but rather a way to get back on soma. She is put on a soma plan by the doctor which will end her life within a couple of months. The doctor thinks this is somehow shortening and lengthening her life span. Bernard also gains a bit of popularity among the girls after his confrontation with the previous director.

Page 154
"But aren't you shortening her life by giving her so much?"
"In one sense, yes...Soma may make you lose a few years in time...but think of the enormous, immeasurable durations it can give you out of time. Every soma-holiday is a bit of what our ancestors used to call eternity."

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Linda goes back to civilization for Soma. She is permanatly put on "Soma-holiday" which will end her life in due time.The doctor thinks this is somehow shortening and lengthening her life span. Bernard also gains a bit of popularity among the girls after his confrontation with the previous director. John refuses to take any soma and is worried about his mom.

Page 154
"The savage...refuses to take soma, and seems much distressed because the woman Linda, his m--...remains permanently on holiday."

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The director is trying to get Bernard exile for not being as sexually active the others in the World State. Bernard does not seem affected by anything that the director has said, and he brought in Linda and John. Having Linda and  John around the director made the director feel humiliated around the others especially when he gets called father.

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"Laughter broke out, enormous, almost hysterical, peal after peal, as though it would never stop. My father- and it was the Director! My father! Oh Ford, oh Ford! That was really too good."

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The Director gathers a group of people to see Bernard get exiled to Iceland. Bernard switches things up and brings in Linda and John. The Director refuses to believe that Linda was the one he brought to the savage reservation but once John came out he fainted. Bernard took out the Director. The Director goes on a soma holiday because of all the embarrassment.

Page 152
"My father!. The laughter, which had shown signs of dying away, broke out again more loudly than ever. He put his hands over his ears and rushed out of the room."

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The director is presenting to the audience to convince everyone to transfer Bernard to Iceland. He reveals to everyone that Bernard has only been with 3 women in the last month. Bernard, however, gets back at him by bringing in Linda (his previous lover) and their son. This becomes a topic of taboo since in the New World, being a mother or father is considered vile and savage

Page 151
"My father! The laughter, which had shown signs of dying away, broke out again more loudly than ever. He put his hands over his ears and rushed out of the room."

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The Director gathers a group of people to see Bernard get exiled to Iceland. Bernard switches things up and brings in Linda and John. The Director refuses to believe that Linda was the one he brought to the savage reservation but once John came out he fainted. Bernard took out the Director. The Director goes on a soma holiday because of all the embarrassment.

Page 151
"The laughter drowned her voice. "You made me have a baby," she screamed above the uproar. There was a sudden and appaling hush; eyes floated uncomfortably, not knowing where to look. The Director went suddenly pale, stopped struggling and stood, his hands on her wrists, staring down at her, horrified."

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Lenina takes many grams of Soma and is asleep this whole chapter. As the day gets away from her, John peeps around where she is staying. He breaks the window to get in. He finds many of Lenina's beauty products and futuristic clothes. He soon finds Lenina sleeping and fantazies about the two of them being Romeo and Juliet. At this point, John soon realizes he can take advantage of going to the new world with them to get closer to Lenina, while Bernard is planning on using both him and his mother as evidence to get back at his manager.

Page 140
"She swallowed six half-gramme tablets of soma, lay down on her bed, and within ten minutes had embarked for a lunar eternity. It would be eighteen hours at least before she was in time again."

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When Bernard and Lenina get back to the place they are staying, Lenina takes some soma and goes to sleep while Bernard stays up thinking about a plan to save himself from exile. Bernard goes back to the World Controller Office to the necessary orders to be able to take both John and Linda back to London. Bernard is now feeling confident about being able to prevent the director from having him replaced.

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"at ten thirty-seven Bernard had got through to the World Controller's Office in Whitehall; at ten thirty-nine he was speaking to his fordship's fourth personal secretary; at ten forty-seven and a half it was the deep, resonant voice of Mustapha Mond himself that sounded in his ears."

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The chapter starts with Lenina being passed out after taking 6 grams of soma and Bernard flying back to the World Controller Office. Bernard is trying to prevent his exile. Meanwhile, John broke into the house after thinking that they left him and his mom but he realized they didn't and then watched Lenina sleep.

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"There, on a low bed, the sheet flung back, dressed in a pair of pink one-piece zippyjamas, lay Lenina, fast asleep and so beautiful in the midst of her curls, so touchingly childish with her pink toes and her grave sleeping face, so trustful in the helplessness of her limp hands and melted limbs, that tears came to his eyes."

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Lenina has fallen asleep the entire day because she took so much soma. John snoops into Lenina's room and goes through her things. He uses her cosmetics, plays with her clothing and even approaches her. He is amazed by the zippers on her clothes because he has never seen zippers. He thinks of unzipping her clothing but doesn't. He sees Bernard getting out of a helicopter.

Page 142
"As soon as they got back to the rest-house, she swallowed six half-gramme tablets of soma, lay down on her bed, and within ten minutes had embarked for lunar eternity."

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The chapter starts off with John telling a story about his childhood to Lenina and Bernard. Linda develops an alcohol addiction because in the pueblo they do not have soma. She begins to be abusive towards her son and sleeps with men while her son is in the room. She is doing what she thinks is right, based on what she has learned from the World State, and as John gets older he learns more as to why people in the pueblo hate him and his mother.

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"Pope used to come often. He said the stuff in the gourd was called mescal; but Linda said it out to be called soma; only it made you feel ill afterwards.

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Linda tells her son stories about the new world, which is where she lived before. These stories glorified the truth of the new world. However, John finds an escape by fantasizing about the new world she keeps talking about. She is so conditioned and reliant on the soma medication, that she becomes an alcoholic. Since in the new world that it is frowned upon to bear your kid naturally, Linda resents being John's mother.

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"I'm not your mother. I won't be your mother..."

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In this chapter, we are shown the relationship between Linda and her son John. She's always been conditioned to believe that bearing a child is the most horrendous thing a person can do. So their mother and son relationship was practically nonexistent. She is abusive and becomes an alcoholic since she is without soma. They are unliked by the community since Linda does not understand how people can 'belong to others.' She sleeps around with other men who are supposed to already be in a committed relationship.

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"I'm not your mother. I won't be your mother...Turned into a savage....having young ones like an animal." (127)

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In this chapter, we learn more about John and Linda's life. Linda is not really a mother figure to John and she always hooks up with the other men in the reservation. Because of this, the wives and girlfriends of the men go to beat Linda for hooking up with their men. John also gets punished because Linda is an abusive mother towards him. Linda is an alcoholic and Pope gives John a book to keep him occupied while Linda and him have sex. John escapes from reality by dreaming of the stories that his mother tells him of the World state and of the stories the Indians tell him. He also escapes from reading which is why Pope gave him the book. Bernard comes up with a plan and offers to take John and Linda to the World State.

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"He said the stuff in the gourd was called mescal; but Linda said it ought to be called soma; only it made you feel ill afterwards."

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In this chapter the little boy John experiences individualism because he basically has to take care of himself. Lenina is an alcoholic who wishes to never have had a kid. She's always blacked out and leaves John to attend himself. He is not old enough to take care of himself yet. Therefore he goes days without bathing, eating and even got lice because he was dirty all the time. Lenina doesn't take care of him, so he is by himself. As he started getting older the kids he would always play with started understanding what his mom would do and treat John as an outcast because of it. He was taught how to read from his mom and would read all the time while Lenina was doing her thing.

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While on their date for the reservation, Lenina witnesses a ritual and she feels overwhelmed. Even more when she finds out that she forgot soma to be able to witness something so strange. They saw the Native Americans doing a ritual and praying to their gods. She found it strange because it reminded her of the orgy-porgy thing they did and it somewhat calmed her down.

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"The boy moved on as though unaware of the other's existence. The coyote-man raised his whip; there was a long moment of expectancy, then a swift movement, the whistle of the lash and its loud flat-sounding impact on the flesh. The boy's body quivered;  but he made no sounds, he walked on at the same slow, steady pace."

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Bernard and Lenina are now inside the savage reservation. They witness the Native Americans take part in a ritual for rain. Turns out that the director's old partner Linda, who he left for dead, is well and alive. It is also revealed that Linda was bearing the director's child. Now Bernard has a chance to conspire against his boss and prevent his replacement.

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"Linda and he-Linda was his mother...Linda had come from the other place long ago before he was born. "

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Lenina and Bernard are at a Native American ground where they see a ritual where the people are asking for rain so that they can grow food to eat. Lenina sees a man whipping a young boy, blood is falling and he collapses. Lenina is terrified. They then meet a boy named John, who tells them about his mom, Linda. He also mentions his father, "Tomakin". Bernard realizes that Tomakin is actually Thomas, the Director. He now realizes that he has an upper hand. John was born because something went wrong and Linda couldn't get an abortion.

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"Old?" she repeated. "but the Director's old; lots of people are old; they're not like that." "That's because we don't allow them to be like that. We preserve them from diseases. We keep their internal secretions artificially balanced at a youthful equilibrium."

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Lenina and Bernard are at a Native American ground where they see a ritual where the people are asking for rain so that they can grow food to eat. Lenina sees a man whipping a young boy, blood is falling and he collapses. Lenina is terrified. They then meet a boy named John, who tells them about his mom, Linda. He also mentions his father, "Tomakin". Bernard realizes that Tomakin is actually Thomas, the Director. He now realizes that he has an upper hand. John was born because something went wrong and Linda couldn't get an abortion.

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"So, of course, they don't look like that. Partly," he added, "because most of them die long before they reach this old creature's age. You al,ost unimpaired till sixty, and then, crack! the end."

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Bernard shows individuality again when he prefers to feel negative feelings instead of taking drugs like soma to stabilize his mental health. Lenina on the other hand is different she is constantly pressured to follow the guidelines of the community from strict conditioning. Bernard is than being sent to Iceland so his choice is to follow the crowd which causes him to lose a bit of his inherent of individuality.

"He refused, preferring his anger." (103)

"Bernard also laughed, after two grames of soma then the joke seemed, for some reason, good." (105)

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A new character comes in and reveals individualism which is the director. The director reveals his feelings about a girl from his past who disobeyed the rules of society. Relating to Bernard. He soon regrets it but the story he told about not being like the norms and straying away to feel emotion relates with individualism. He even dreamt about her, these feelings that he has for her are meant to be non existent and taken away are brought up again. This shows importance.

"My knee was agonizingly painful, and I'd lost my soma. It took me hours." (97)

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Bernard receives a phone call from his good friend Helmholtz. He is told that The Director is looking to replace him. Bernard can not believe that the director would actually do something to get rid of him.

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"The Director's threats had actually elated him, made him feel larger than life. But that, as he now realized. was because he had not taken the threats quite seriously; he had not believed that, when it came to the point, the D.H.C. would ever do anything."

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During their date on the reservation. They are kind of skeptical when they arrive because they fear the savages will hurt them. Even though they don't trust the savages they are going to look at how the savages celebrate their festival once they settle in.

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"The rest-house was comfortable there, and up at the pueblo, the savages would be celebrating their summer festival. It would be the best place to spend the night."

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Lenina and Bernard need to get a permit signed by the Warden to be allowed to visit the Savage reservation. The people of the savage reservation are held behind a sort of electric fence. Keeping them captive like animals in a zoo. There is no escape since the fence would instantly kill them if they tried. Helmholtz then breaks the news to Bernard that his director is looking for someone to replace him. Hearing that now those threats of being sent to Iceland by his boss are becoming true, he takes some soma.

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"So it's actually decided? Did he mention Iceland? You say he did? Ford! Iceland..."

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Lenina and Bernard take a plane to the reservation. There, the warden gave Bernard a long speech and then hurried to the phone to tell Helmholtz to turn off the tap for him. Bernard learns that the Director plans to send him to Iceland regardless. He no longer feels proud and rebellious since he actually has to live that reality now. This causes Bernard to feel crushed and frightened. Lenina persuaded Bernard to take soma to make him feel better.

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"The Director's threats had actually elated him, made him feel larger than life. But that, as he now realized, was not because he had not taken the threats quite seriously, he had not believed that, when it came to the point, the D.H.C. would ever do anything."

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Bernard takes Lenina on a date and shows his individualism by trying to take her out on the plane to think and be by the moon and water. He tries to be alone with her but she says they should go to a public area. Bernard on the other hand thinks different from her. He wants to have feelings, feel passionate and happiness from going a certain path. Lenina doesn't understand that though and falls into distress because of it.

"I know you don't. And that's why we went to bed together yesterday-like-infants-instead of being-adults and waiting." (94)

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People are not allowed to think of themselves as individuals or of the past in this new world. So when Bernard speaks of finding their own meaning of happiness, and when his boss talks about his traumatic experience 20 years prior, these are considered scandolous and worth punishment for.

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"And how can you talk like that about not wanting to be part of the social body?"

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Everyone in the world state is used to always hearing some kind of noise. They do not like the silence because it gives them more time to think. So while Lenina is trying to decide whether to go with Bernard or Benito, she decides to go with Bernard because she does not want to be in a place where she has time to think.

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"Nothing to do, and the hotel too hopelessly old fashioned-no television laid on in the bedrooms, no scent organ, only the most putrid synthetic music, and no more than twenty-five Escalator-Squashed Courts for over two hundred guests."

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Bernard and Lenina are on their trip to New Mexico. Bernard tries to get Lenina to think for herself and as an individual. This does not work because Lenina only replies with her sleep conditionings. Part 2, Bernard needs to get his permit signed by his boss. He and his boss do not get along very well but his boss tells him a story from 20 years before anyhow. His boss has been suffering from guilt for leaving his partner for dead in the wilderness. This is controversial since people in this world are not allowed to speak of the past. Once the boss realizes his mistake of opening up, he threatens to send Bernard to Iceland.

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"If ever I hear again of any lapse from a proper standard of infantile decorum, I shall ask for your transference to sub-center-preferably to Iceland."

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Bernard and Lenina go on their trip and we learn that Lenina only goes on this trip to see the human zoo. She is not there to spend time with Bernard but she is using him to see the humans for herself. Bernard kept trying to   be romantic and telling her that they could be different but she is so brainwashed. In the end, Bernard takes soma so that he can deal with Lenina for the rest of the night. In part 2, Bernard is with the Director and he tells Bernard a story and gives him information that makes Bernard have an advantage over him. The Director realized that he made a big mistake and he threatens to send Bernard to Iceland if he ever mentions the story.

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"No, the real problem is: How is it that I can't or rather - because, after all, I know quite well why I can't - what would it be like if I could, if I were free - not enslaved by my conditioning."

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In this chapter Bernard is a very different unique individual. He doesn't feel the effects of soma or the ford ceremony. He feels isolated and different but has to act as if he's experiencing the same emotions as everyone else. In there world of utopia and conformity it's quite different or weird that there are people like Bernard who stray away from the norm.

"He was miserably isolated by reason of his unreplenished emptiness, his dead satlety separate and unatoned." (86)

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Twice a month, every other week,  to keep equilibrium everyone is forced into doing solidarity service days. They make you do this because it keeps people from being individual and being part of a whole. During this time, you are forced to have sex with another person. You are also forced to take three sips of soma during his time to make sure that you are somewhat drunk and are brainwashed.

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""A good beginning for a Solidarity Service," thought Bernard miserable, and forsaw for himself yet anther failure to achieve atonement."

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All the people doing the solidarity service they consume lots of soma, music, and sex. It keeps them entertained and forced them to praise Ford. But Bernard is unable to feel the same as the rest of the group.

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"And the loving cup was passed a second time. "I drink to the greater being" was the now formula. All drank. Tirelessly the music played. The drum beat. The crying and clashing of the harmonies were an obsession in the melted bowls."

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Two times a month, everyone is required to take part of a orgy worshiping ritual for Ford. This ritual is supposedly to help the people reach "equilibrium." However, it essentially strips them of individualism.

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"Feel how the Greater Being comes! Rejoice and, in rejoicings die! Melt in the music of the drums! For I am you and you are I."

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Twice a month, every other week,  to keep equilibrium everyone is forced into doing solidarity service days. They make you do this because it keeps people from being individual and being part of a whole. During this time, you are forced to have sex with another person. You are also forced to take three sips of soma during his time to make sure that you are somewhat drunk and are brainwashed.

Page 81
"The loving cup of strawberry ice cream soma was passed from hand to hand and with the formula, " I drink to my annihilation," twelve times quaffed."

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In this chapter Henry and Lenina are focusing on one another and all the things and people around them. They never got a moment to stop and reflect or think about the things around them. There's a lot of individuality besides those who shy away from the standards such as Bernard and Helmholtz.

"Everyone works for everyone." (74)

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During their date, Lenina mentions that she is glad she is not an epsilon. Henry tells her that even is she was or was another rank she would still be conditioned to like being their own rank and be glad that they are not a beta or alpha. They both know they are being conditioned to like their own ranks and that does not bother them because they don't think to much about it.

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"But then we've been differently conditioned. Besides, we start with a different heredity." "I'm glad I'm not an Epsilon," said Lenina, with conviction. "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."

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During Lenina and Henry's date, it mentions that they are consuming a lot of drugs and food. It is considered common among those in the world state to go out and consume a lot. They were also taught to consume a lot of contraceptives to prevent pregnancies.

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"There, in a loud and cheerful company, they ate an excellent meal. Soma was served with the coffee. Lenina took two half-gramme tablets and Henry three."

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Lenin and Henry are at a Club in Westminster London. We are shown a flashback to when she first found out about the "Sleep conditioning." This hints to us that Lenina might also start to make connections like Bernard and Helmholtz.

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"Lenin remembered her first shock of fear and surprise; her speculations through a half a wakeful hour...under the influence of those endless repetitions "

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Lenina and Henry went to a club in Westminster. They are perfectly conditioned because they are always on the go which is what the government wants. Lenina has a flashback and realizes that maybe she is brainwashed. She is starting to piece things together that everyone is brainwashed compared to Bernard and Henry where they already know that they are being brainwashed.

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"Everyone works for everyone else. We can't do without anyone."

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In this chapter, a new character is introduced to us, Helmholtz Watson, Bernard's best friend. He is known to be an ideal person while Bernard is the opposite, an alpha reject.  Although they differ, they both see each other as individuals. They are different than other people in this society because they are able to talk about the deeper topics rather than just sex and trashing on the other ranks.  However, in their world this is not normal so they are seen as different.

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"For Gammas, Deltas, and Epsilons had been to some extent conditioned to associate corporeal mass with social superiority.

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During the helicopter ride with Bernard, Helmholtz Watson mentions that he does not understand the point of writing newspaper piercingly if it is not about something important. So most people in the World State do not consume articles that force them to think. The problem with Helmholtz trying to write articles with deeper meaning is that most people are not likely to consume those articles.

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"That's one of the things I try to teach my students - how to write piercingly. But what on earth's the good of being pierced by an article about Community Sing, or the latest improvement in scent organs?"

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It is revealed that both Helmholtz and Bernard are able to think for themselves. This is a problem however, for they are conditioned to think limitedly. They are able to think of each other as individuals. Helmholtz wants to make a sort of impact, but the society is so controlled and restrictive that there is hardly anything for him to write.

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"But what on earth's the good of being pierced by an article about a community sing, or the latest improvement in scent organs? Can you say something about nothing?"

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We are introduced to a new character by the name of Helmholtz Watson, the best friend of Bernard's. His friend is known to be the ideal man while Bernard is the alpha reject. Despite their differences, they both see each other as 'individuals.' While most people in this society only ever make small talk about sex and hating other classes, the two of them are able to talk about deeper topics. However, this is controversial since their society sees this as irregular.

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"Hush! said Bernard suddenly, and lifted a warning finger; they listened. "I believe there's somebody at the door..."

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Bredard and Helmholtz Watson are seen as district individuals of the pact. While Bredard is slightly underdeveloped for his caste, therefore coming off as slightly unattractive to females, Helmholtz is very attractive and falls on the other extreme. The fact that Bredard is somewhat discriminated against for only a few centimeters off from his height displays how conformed and programmed everyone in the society is. In this chapter, Helmholtz also demonstrates individuality as girls sports were not as stratospheric to him.

"What the two men shared was the knowledge that they were individuals. This admirable committee man and best mixer had realized quite suddenly that sport women and communal activities were only, so far as he was concerned, second bests." (67)

"When people are suspicious with you, you start being suspicious with them." (70)

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This chapter talks about how Lenina is planning a trip to New Mexico with Bernard and is moving on to someone else. We see that Lenina is very mean to the other ranks and how she treats them.

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"She was a popular girl, and at one time or another, had spent a night with almost all of them."
In their world, they think that this is perfect but this is not how we want to live our lives in our world. It is wrong to be sleeping with that many people everyday.

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While on the date in the helicopter, Henry and Lenina are overlooking the cities and see the people in black and khaki working. The ones who are working are part of the lower ranks. Henry and Lenina are consuming transportation while the lower class is working to better the cities.

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"The buildings of the Hounslow Feely Studio covered seven and a half hectares. Near them a black and khaki army of labourers was busy revitrifying the surface of the Great West Road.

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Lenina is finally moving on to someone else. She's planing a trip to New Mexico with Bernard. This chapter we see the ignorance and class racism that is taught by the system to the upper class.
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"What the hideous color khaki is...I'm glad I'm not a Gamma."

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Lenina is a really popular girl among all of them and she has spent a lot of time with a different guy almost every night. She is a part of the Beta group and she makes fun at the other lower ranks and pokes fun at them. She always says how she is so glad that she is not them.

Page 63
""My word," said Lenina, "I'm glad I'm not a gamma.""
All the children do not get to choose what group they are put into and they are just assigned into a group and have to live with it their entire lives. The lower groups will be made fun of because they are lower than the others.

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The disparity between Lenina and lower castes shows the individual structures between the members of society. The way that people see Brenard, an alpha, as odd from the group displays the lack of individually within the society and and castes. Simply because he is short and different from the other tall alphas, a rumor goes around that there is something wrong with him and that he was mentally diluted with alcohol.

"Benito stares after him. What can be the matter with the fellow? he wondered and shaking his head, decided that the story about the alcohol having been poured into the poor chaps blood surrogate must be true." "Touched his brain, I suppose." (60)

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The drugs used to control mood affect how youthful, beautiful, and productive members of the society are. This is to make sure that nobody disrupts the peace and revolts. They are also limited to individual freedom as to being able to reproduce with another being. They are also restricted to spend time with a person for a long period of time because this can cause actual feelings for one another, that they don't want happening. This is the restriction of individuality.

"he's so ugly! said Fanny... they say somebody made a mistake when he was still in the bottle- thought he was a Gamma and put alcohol in his blood- surrogate." (46)

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The chapter mentions the old world used to work and what has changed for the older generation. The new world has changed a lot, they don't allow people to retire and get old. The new world does not want to see people thinking, the new world wants to see them work. They use drugs to keep them looking young and fit.

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"Work, play-at sixty our powers and tastes are what they were at seventeen. Old men in the bad old days used to renounce, retire, take to religion, spend their time reading, thinking-Thinking!"

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In this chapter, the children are being conditioned to get rid of their old clothes. The World State wants to increase its consumption. To do that they want the children to think that old clothes are bad and that they should get new clothes.

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"But old clothes are beastly," continued the untiring whisper. "We always throw away old clothes. Ending is better than mending, ending is better than mending, ending is better . . ."

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The children are still being conditioned to many different things like loving to fly, liking new clothes, and thinking that ending is better than mending. The drug soma is introduced in which is is meant for people to take when their happiness levels are low. They hand out this drug to everyone and want them to take it.

Page 54
"What you need is a gramme of soma."
This quote is an example of the cost of happiness because in the book, soma is the drug that people take when they want to be happy. They do not get to experience happiness for themselves but they inject a drug that keeps them happy. They hand this drug out at the end of each day and they encourage people to take it.

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This chapter reveals more ways this utopia controls its people. Everyone is kept young and busy to avoid any sort of uprising or riots against the system. Soma is also a drug that is distributed by their government to keep them happy and to "keep stability."

Page 54
"Gonadal hormones, transfusion of young blood, magnesium salts..."

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The chapter mentions that during Ford's day, the children played using sticks and nets but now that the world has changed the idea of playing games without consumption is a crazy concept for them.  They had to change the rules of games to make it so they increase consumption. It also has to be approved by the Controllers.

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"Strange to think that even in Our Ford's day most games were played without more apparatus than a ball or two and a few sticks and perhaps a bit of netting. Imagine the folly of allowing people to play elaborate games which do nothing whatever to increase consumption. It's madness. Nowadays the Controllers won't approve of any new game unless it can be shown that it requires at least as much apparatus as the most complicated of existing games."

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The idea of a woman carrying a baby and giving birth was considered smut. A "viviparous mother" they'd say. However, the acts of sex were considered a casual activity. In this book, it is seen to be irregular to stay with the same person during intercourse. The people of this "utopia" are so brainwashed to the point that most cannot imagine what a home or family was.
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"And you know how strongly the DHC objects to anything intense or long drawn. Four months of Henry Foster, without having another man---why, he'd be furious if he knew..."

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The chapter starts off with the naked children playing with each other. They are all encouraged to play with one another and make sure that they interact with everyone to portray the "everyone belongs to everyone" saying. The students meet Mustapha Mond, the owner. He then tells the students about how this world came to be and how it is better than the existing world.

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"And do you know what 'home' was?" "They shook their heads."
This quote is an example of the cost of happiness because in this quote the children are being asked if they know what "home" was and they all shook their heads saying they don't know. Home is supposed to be the place where you can be yourself and be happy with the people there. Since they don't know what "home" is, they will never be able to know tis feelings and experience happiness.