John is a new story, initially seems to be a solid human, contrasts with the society of the World State. Bernard is an anti-hero depicted by Huxley.
Watt had concluded that Huxley first wanted to make Bernard rebellious against the system but then changed their mind making him a protagonist. According to Donald Watt, the characters were a problem. The madness lies in its depiction of human beings as machines and continuously watched for quality of life. Which emphasized young sex, consumption of SOMA(a drug), and thought control. The characters that displayed irrational behavior within the novel were Bernard and John.īernard Marx is an alpha of society, but he is an abomination to the other, bothered by the cultural values that he was supposed to follow. This control is a possible source of madness. As a result, all the necessary behavioral and thinking patterns being in the State’s best interest were put into people’s minds. The top created class was the Alphas, given the most ‘affection’, while the bottom, forced to be brainless workers. The class system was by the introduction of the process of ectogenesis, which allowed the production of humans to be synthesized, and postnatal human development to be brought under control. Science in Huxley’s novel promoted the establishment of society, class systems from top to bottom, all classes had different experiences. Yet, they leave only small amounts of people outside of the state to themselves, the reservations that contain tribes that are more ‘free’. However, the most essential scientific goals in the novel that are mostly focused on the implementation of total control over the citizens of the World State, and also overall spheres of their lives. All of the science is considered to be the basic powers controlling the system, the progress of the system was illustrated in the beginning of the story, all laid out. The system itself is chaos, the society is based off drugs and sex. Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” represents the most perfect social system with maximum madness.
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