• Curious

• his dissatisfaction with his society

• He want to explore diferent culture

How?

• Disgusted

• Hates it

• Depends on Soma

What?

• Citizens are trained to value comfort, pleasure, ...

Why does Bernard want to visit the Savage Reservation?
Because he feels “different” and wants to experience something beyond the shallow life of the State.

How does Lenina respond?
She just wants “to take soma and have fun,” and thinks Bernard is being strange.

What does this show about conditioning in the World State?
It makes people avoid discomfort, crave pleasure, and believe “every one belongs to every one.”

Why does Bernard want to visit the Savage Reservation?​

Because he wants to use the trip as a way to increase his social standing and become more popular. And due to his dissatisfaction with his current society.

How does Lenina respond?​

Lenina is disgusted and hates the Savage Reservation, because everything was so primitive compared to the buildings of London.

What does this show about conditioning in the World State?

Made for people to avoid discomfort and crave even more pleasure. Therefore, an easy way to commit brainwashing by making them dependent on it? That's my view at least

1. Bernard wants to visit the Savage Reservation to experience a life free from the World State’s control, where natural birth and genuine emotions still exist (first woker).

2. Lenina responds with hesitation and horror, and inDUUUBITABLY disturbed by the primitive conditions because her conditioning makes her reject anything natural or uncontrolled.

3. This kinda reveals how deeply the World State’s conditioning suppresses individuality and authentic human experiences, promoting conformity and artificial happiness instead (cringe)

mthu

• Out of curiosity

• He feels alienated from the World State

• Might give him a glimpse of something more "real"

How

• Shocked by Bernard’s attitude and wishes he would just relax

• Unsettling, but she agrees to go because she wants to be with Bernard

What

• Citizens like Lenina unable to understand individuality or deeper meaning

Lenina, on the other hand, is horrified by the idea. She sees the Reservation as dirty, uncivilized, and dangerous. Her response is full of disgust and fear—she clings to her conditioning, where anything outside the World State is considered abnormal or even threatening.

This contrast shows how deep the conditioning runs in the World State. Bernard’s desire is unusual, almost deviant, while Lenina’s reaction is exactly what the State has trained her to feel. It highlights that most citizens can’t even imagine life beyond their conditioning, which keeps them obedient and “happy.”

Bernard asks the Director to sign his papers for permission to go to the Savage Reservation. The driving force behind his action is the ambition for freedom and individuality_,things that the World State suppresses. He also hopes the trip will give him a sense of importance and maybe even make him stand out when he returns.

The condition: - Lenina’s reaction reflects the way citizens are trained to avoid discomfort, question nothing, and turn to soma when things feel unpleasant. Bernard may believe he has broken free of his conditioning, but even he is still driven by ego and shallow motives. Huxley uses their contrasting attitudes to highlight how powerful and almost inescapable that the World State’s

• Because he was curios

• Alienation from the World State

• Might give him a glimpse of something more "real"

How

• Shocked by Bernard’s attitude and wishes he would just relax

• Unsettling, but she agrees to go because she wants to be with Bernard

What

• Citizens like Lenina are unable to understand individuality or deeper meaning
  

Bernard wants to visit the Savage Reservation because he feels out of place in the World State and hopes to find something different and more “real.”

Lenina is shocked and uneasy, but agrees to go because she is conditioned to follow pleasure and companionship.

This shows that conditioning in the World State makes people avoid anything unusual or uncomfortable, keeping them tied to conformity.

How: Leina is disgusted and scared

What: The control World State has on its people (they will reject anything new and unfamiliar out of fear)

1. Why does Bernard want to visit the Savage Reservation?​

Because of his small stature compared to the other Alphas, Bernard feels like an outsider and so he wanted to find a place where he can actually fit in and his own "differentness" might make sense/ be valued. He also curious about an un-conditioned world.

2.How does Lenina respond?​

Disgusted, fear.

3.What does this show about conditioning in the World State

It eliminate individuality, curiosity about family, religion, passion as a form of ensures social stability.