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-He is a sad person, who feels emptiness because of the system that makes everything perfect and not authentic

-Due to his physical short body he feels like a outsider in society

-Has a critical opinion about the system but he tries to adapt on society

-He searches identidy, happiness and belonging

-He wants real and authentic relationships with the people

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Background information on my dystopian novel

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Background information on my dystopian novel

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-Brave New World was published in 1932 between world war 1 and 2

-Written by Aldous Huxley

-Banned in some countrys because of the bad influence that could cause children to take drugs and have sex

-Aldous message was to warn the people of the innovative technology that could take control over the world one day

-Main idea is that folks shoud be reminded that material and physical is not the most important thing in the world rather than the character of a human.

If the folk ignore the responsibilty of democracy, they would be taken under control by the government.

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-Is strongley controlled from the government

-People are created in different crates (Kasten)

1.Alpha (Best crate): In this crate there are the most intelligent people who enjoy the privelegs of the society

2.Beta: Like Alpha but a little bit worse

3.Gamma: These people are made for mid Administration tasks

4.Delta: These people are made for easy tasks, they are physically strong but intelektuel lilmited

5.Epsilon (Lowest crate): These people are made for hard and uncomfortable tasks. Thes have the lowest Iq.

-The society consume the drug "Soma" to controll their emotions and to deny conflicts

-There are no tradional famlies because the reproduction is artificial

-Aims of this state are comfortability, stability, sex and and consume

-They aren't allowed to critisize the system

-Religion and art are forbidden

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Type of controlling/ ruling the society in your dystopian novel, supported by examples from the text.

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Type of controlling/ ruling the society in your dystopian novel, supported by examples from the text.

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Chapter 1: Here the fertilization centers and control over reproduction are introduced

Chapter 3: The characters discuss the ideas of consumer society and the denying of negative feelings like anger with the drug "soma".

Chapter 5 and 6: The visit to the "nursery" shows the manipulation of children to produce specific social and cognitive behaviors.

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Features/ characteristics which expose the protagonist of your novel as a typical hero of a dystopian narrative. Proof it by providing references from the text.

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Features/ characteristics which expose the protagonist of your novel as a typical hero of a dystopian narrative. Proof it by providing references from the text.

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Chapter 3: Bernard is someone who stands out from the crowd and feels uncomfortable in society.

Chapters 6 and 7: Bernard expresses his feelings and tries to fight against the corrupt system where everybody is controlled.

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It is a Third-Person omniscient narrator.

The author knows feelings and thoughts of every character.

The effect on that is, that the reader knows the conflicts between the characters clearly.

They have have a clear picture of every character.

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Two examples from the novel of how atmosphere is created.

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Two examples from the novel of how atmosphere is created.

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S.79 " it's this horrible place", a scary and tense atmosphere is created.

S.93 "Their faces inhuman with daubings of scarlet, black and ochre", an empty and scary atmosphere is created.

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Bottleneck-Scene - Chapter 1

you experience the strictly controlled, consumer-oriented society.

Quotes: "Not philosophers, but fret-sawyers and stamp collectors compose the backbone of society." (S.2)

"But our business is to stabilize the population at this moment" (S.5)

Journey of Bernard Marx and Lenina Crowne to Savage reservation Scene - Chapter 6-7

Where they are confronted with a completely different way of life.

Quotes: "There won't be a scent, a television or hot water erven if you feel like you can stand it, you can't" (S.86)

"(With a lower voice) The indian smells and looks differente" (S.92)

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Three pictures which represent the novel best

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Three pictures which represent the novel best

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Review and recommandation for your fellow students

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Review and recommandation for your fellow students

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Review: - The novel is more relevant than ever, it offers a fictional perspective on a world in which nothing is repaired anymore. A highly interesting vision of a social order. Huxley is provocative and thinks of the unthinkable. The novel is dark, full of fears and brings the theme of adaptation so close that you can almost feel it yourself.

Recommandation: The novel is recommended for people who like dystopian books and deal with books which represent our real world. Furthermore the Novel offers emotions like Fear and Suspense, which are caused by the scary and tense atmosphere.

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https://youtu.be/As2sMgm0Szo?si=FKE7A785pGvNJl9k