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Huxley doesn't name Lenina to show how impersonal and detached the brave new world is.

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I think John chooses to never name "Lenina" because by referring to her as meat and flesh, becuase in doing so she is dehumanized and deindividualized.

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because naming Lenina reminds him of his love for her. Also he wants to take away her individuality.

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Lenina isn't directly said to be there because Huxley is hinting to us it's her by the description, he wants to show that everyone's name is irrelevant because they're basically all the same people after being conditioned. The names are what make them different, and individuality isn't good in this world.

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John refers to Lenina as anything but her name because he now views her as not an individual, but just another clone from the BNW.

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He doesn't give Lenina a name because it lets

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John doesn't name Lenina because he is in denial of the happiness and joy she brings him.

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John doesn't name Lenina because he is in denial of the happiness and joy she brings him.

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he also won't allow himself to feel happiness and joy.

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The media swarming shows that media does not care if someone is suffering, they only care if something will make a good story.

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"Oh my God, my God!" I think that John is realizing/remembering his brutal treatment of Lenina and of his taking soma. Since soma was a large part of why he left the BNW, he may have felt like he was betraying his values,

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Media is used throughout the book to expose and exploit everything, similar to media today, how the world needs to know everything about everyone.

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The media swarming on John goes to show that the media is overly obsessed with gathering a story to show the public rather than even considering how the person/people being shown feel.

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"Oh my God!"
John realizes what  did the previous night (how he beat Lenina) and that he conformed to the BNW by participating in the orgy.

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I read the ending that John remembered that he had sex with Lenina, ultimately demonstrating that he had conformed to the society of the brave new word, something that he had previously be so opposed to so he killed himself

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He conformed to the ways of the Brave New World by being in the Orgy Porgy, which goes against his belief in love.

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He confo

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He conformed to the

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He conformed

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When John wakes up he covers his eyes because he sees that he has killed Lenina and then decides to hang himself
Huxley spends time explaining the feet turning like a compass in order to show that this civilization negatively affects all of the world

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John remembers everything that has happened to him throughout the course of his time in civilization, and kills himself because of it

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Manipulation

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He conformed himself

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He

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The people in the BNW society were conditioned to not fear death and to not feel emotions. John's suicide exposed them to the harsh reality of death, pain, and loss.

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Huxley decided to end the book this way because in the end, John could not beat the system. John tried to use violence in a world that has no regard for pain. John could not understand the BNW and therefore could not live in it.

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I think that Huxley ends the book in this way to show that John has finally given into the ideas of the BNW, and that he cannot live with himself because he did not keep his morals.

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John conformed to the Brave New World's society of Orgy-Porgy and soma. He was agonized with regret which is a factor of why he hung himself.

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The whole point of John going into isolation was to remove himself from the BNW. However, the BNW came to him and pretty much forced him to conform to the BNW standards by participating in an orgy/taking soma. The next morning, when John realized that he had become a part of the BNW society, he ended his own life, because he lost his sense of his own purity.

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Loss of identity through technology

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John awakes and either realizes that he murdered Lenina or he had sex with her. Either way, he committed a sin. Realizing his wrong doing, he decides to kill himself.

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I think Huxley ends the book with all the directions and referencing the two compass needles to show the reader that this world will eventually be all around us and in every direction, and there is no escaping it. He failed to mention the west direction, which might mean he thinks that this lifestyle will start in the west and expand from there

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I think that Huxley ends the book in this way

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Throughout this entire book, Huxley was trying to show the dangers of a society controlled by technology, sex and drugs. By choosing to end the book this way, Huxley demonstrates the disastrous impact this type of society has on people.

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END:  Why does Huxley end the book like this?  What's his point?

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END:  Why does Huxley end the book like this?  What's his point?