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Brave New World
By: Vicky ButlerGRN 2
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QuotesQuotes
“Every one belongs to every one else.”
“The greater a man's talents, the greater his power to lead astray.”
“Community, Identity, Stability.”
“Every one belongs to every one else.”
“The greater a man's talents, the greater his power to lead astray.”
“Community, Identity, Stability.”
“But I don’t want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness, I want sin.”
“But I don’t want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness, I want sin.”
CharactersCharacters
John:the Savagefrom the Savage ReservationSon of Linda and the DirectorDoes not like the New World, thinks they
need to changeSelf-sufficient
“But I can read and they can’t..”
John:the Savagefrom the Savage ReservationSon of Linda and the DirectorDoes not like the New World, thinks they
need to changeSelf-sufficient
“But I can read and they can’t..”
CharactersCharactersBernard:
Doesn’t want soma pills Doesn’t like to go out with many different
womenUsually in a bad moodBrings Linda and John to the New WorldGets executed from the New World for
voicing his opinions
Bernard:Doesn’t want soma pills Doesn’t like to go out with many different
womenUsually in a bad moodBrings Linda and John to the New WorldGets executed from the New World for
voicing his opinions
CharactersCharacters
Linda:John’s mother Left by the Director in the Savage
ReservationGave birth to JohnBecame old and fat in the Savage
Reservation When she returned to the New World, she
repulsed everyone.
Linda:John’s mother Left by the Director in the Savage
ReservationGave birth to JohnBecame old and fat in the Savage
Reservation When she returned to the New World, she
repulsed everyone.
CharactersCharacters
Lenina:Very attractiveMany men want herIs naïve to the outside worldAt the beginning, she seems very sympathetic and
differentTowards the end she is just like everyone else in
the New World
Lenina:Very attractiveMany men want herIs naïve to the outside worldAt the beginning, she seems very sympathetic and
differentTowards the end she is just like everyone else in
the New World
CharactersCharacters
The ControllerThe leader of the New World Mustapha MondPrimarily signs off on agreements and
gives speechesShocks the community with stories from
the past“All crosses had their tops cut and became T’s.
There was also a things called God.”
The ControllerThe leader of the New World Mustapha MondPrimarily signs off on agreements and
gives speechesShocks the community with stories from
the past“All crosses had their tops cut and became T’s.
There was also a things called God.”
CharactersCharacters
Franny:Lenina’s friend Lenina always confides in her and asks for advice
about men
Helmholtzis a language teacherBernard’s friendBonds with John over poetry
Franny:Lenina’s friend Lenina always confides in her and asks for advice
about men
Helmholtzis a language teacherBernard’s friendBonds with John over poetry
The New WorldThe New World
Very modern civilizationTest tube babies, no parents Children are trained to love the work
they do and to hate nature and books Taught by repetitive speech while they
sleep
Very modern civilizationTest tube babies, no parents Children are trained to love the work
they do and to hate nature and books Taught by repetitive speech while they
sleep
The New WorldThe New World
Ford is their GodDivided into social classesTalking about the Old World makes
them uneasyThey have each other like it is a
game“Yes, everyone belongs to every one
else…”
Ford is their GodDivided into social classesTalking about the Old World makes
them uneasyThey have each other like it is a
game“Yes, everyone belongs to every one
else…”
The Savage ReservationThe Savage Reservation
Very rugged in comparison to the New World
Men and women are married and faithful
Women give birth to their childrenHave no modern advances, such as
flying cars and soma
Very rugged in comparison to the New World
Men and women are married and faithful
Women give birth to their childrenHave no modern advances, such as
flying cars and soma
The Savage ReservationThe Savage Reservation
Linda can’t stand the Savage Reservation after she knew the New World
In the same way, the Savage Reservation can’t believe the customs of the New World
Linda can’t stand the Savage Reservation after she knew the New World
In the same way, the Savage Reservation can’t believe the customs of the New World
Symbols:Symbols:
The soma pillRepresents the authority over society trying to
repress the people’s feelings.The factory and mentioning all of the jobs being
completed to make new twinsRepresents society will never be truly happy because
they’re in the factory everyday doing the same things. John, the savage.
Like a savior to the peopleRepresents the past and how things used to be
The soma pillRepresents the authority over society trying to
repress the people’s feelings.The factory and mentioning all of the jobs being
completed to make new twinsRepresents society will never be truly happy because
they’re in the factory everyday doing the same things. John, the savage.
Like a savior to the peopleRepresents the past and how things used to be
ThemesThemes
IndividualityCharacters such as Bernard, the Savage,
and Helmholtz all were striving to become individuals in the
New Worldshowed their struggles with the people of the
New World who could not accept the differences
IndividualityCharacters such as Bernard, the Savage,
and Helmholtz all were striving to become individuals in the
New Worldshowed their struggles with the people of the
New World who could not accept the differences
ThemesThemes
Searching to find your place Relates to Bernard, the Savage, and
HelmholtzThey were being individuals from society and
trying to break awayAt the same time trying to figure out where they
belongedBernard and Helmholtz went to an islandThe Savage wasn’t so lucky, and never quite
found his place
Searching to find your place Relates to Bernard, the Savage, and
HelmholtzThey were being individuals from society and
trying to break awayAt the same time trying to figure out where they
belongedBernard and Helmholtz went to an islandThe Savage wasn’t so lucky, and never quite
found his place
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