Brave New World John Analysis
All these events help in johns fall. His character could not endure what he had seen in the world state. What he had faced drives him crazy and that is showed when he knew about his mothers death and the effect of soma on her. He starts to cry and get hysteria; he begins to throw the soma boxes out of the window opening onto the inner court of the hospital. He thinks about people and how soma controls their lives. He called them slaves and babies. By his action, he wants to make the creatures free, whether they like it or not. He asked people not to take that poison which is soma. He was right. Soma controls everything; without it there is misery beyond imagining. John has been identified as repel; he strikes out of the system of the world state
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It always turns to imperfect one. Throughout the novel the features of the perfect dystopian society are exhibited. The exclamation of john by saying O brave new world (Huxley 150) shows how different the world state is, how its standards and routine are strange according to him. This society is completely different; technology and science have replaced God as a source of value and meaning in life. The Christian cross has changed to the Ford T. The society is divided into five kinds of people who represent different classes. The controller of the world, Mustapha Mond, has the authoritative power to choose everything for people. He dictates them what to do under the term of happiness and freedom. The inhabitants of the Brave New World cannot acknowledge the need for guilt, pain, and God in themselves in contrast to John and his old-fashioned beliefs about God and right and wrong. It is this conflict between the two value systems that ultimately brings about his suicide. John dies when he finds himself unable to deal with reality. The failure of john is the failure of religion, and johns death is the best argument for the world states belief about the absence of
It always turns to imperfect one. Throughout the novel the features of the perfect dystopian society are exhibited. The exclamation of john by saying O brave new world (Huxley 150) shows how different the world state is, how its standards and routine are strange according to him. This society is completely different; technology and science have replaced God as a source of value and meaning in life. The Christian cross has changed to the Ford T. The society is divided into five kinds of people who represent different classes. The controller of the world, Mustapha Mond, has the authoritative power to choose everything for people. He dictates them what to do under the term of happiness and freedom. The inhabitants of the Brave New World cannot acknowledge the need for guilt, pain, and God in themselves in contrast to John and his old-fashioned beliefs about God and right and wrong. It is this conflict between the two value systems that ultimately brings about his suicide. John dies when he finds himself unable to deal with reality. The failure of john is the failure of religion, and johns death is the best argument for the world states belief about the absence of