1. Brave New World By: Vicky Butler GRN 2 By: Vicky Butler GRN 2

2. Quotes 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.

3. Characters John: the Savage from the Savage Reservation Son of Linda and the Director Does not like the New World, thinks they need to change Self-sufficient But I can read and they can t.. John: the Savage from the Savage Reservation Son of Linda and the Director Does not like the New World, thinks they need to change Self-sufficient But I can read and they can t..

4. Characters Bernard: Doesn t want soma pills Doesn t like to go out with many different women Usually in a bad mood Brings Linda and John to the New World Gets executed from the New World for voicing his opinions Bernard: Doesn t want soma pills Doesn t like to go out with many different women Usually in a bad mood Brings Linda and John to the New World Gets executed from the New World for voicing his opinions

5. Characters Linda: John s mother Left by the Director in the Savage Reservation Gave birth to John Became 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 Reservation Gave birth to John Became old and fat in the Savage Reservation When she returned to the New World, she repulsed everyone.

6. Characters Lenina: Very attractive Many men want her Is na ï ve to the outside world At the beginning, she seems very sympathetic and different Towards the end she is just like everyone else in the New World Lenina: Very attractive Many men want her Is na ï ve to the outside world At the beginning, she seems very sympathetic and different Towards the end she is just like everyone else in the New World

7. Characters The Controller The leader of the New World Mustapha Mond Primarily signs off on agreements and gives speeches Shocks 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 Controller The leader of the New World Mustapha Mond Primarily signs off on agreements and gives speeches Shocks the community with stories from the past All crosses had their tops cut and became T s. There was also a things called God.

8. Characters Franny: Lenina s friend Lenina always confides in her and asks for advice about men Helmholtz is a language teacher Bernard s friend Bonds with John over poetry Franny: Lenina s friend Lenina always confides in her and asks for advice about men Helmholtz is a language teacher Bernard s friend Bonds with John over poetry

9. The New World Very modern civilization Test 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 civilization Test 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

10. The New World Ford is their God Divided into social classes Talking about the Old World makes them uneasy They have each other like it is a game Yes, everyone belongs to every one else… Ford is their God Divided into social classes Talking about the Old World makes them uneasy They have each other like it is a game Yes, everyone belongs to every one else…

11. The Savage Reservation Very rugged in comparison to the New World Men and women are married and faithful Women give birth to their children Have 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 children Have no modern advances, such as flying cars and soma

12. The Savage Reservation Linda cant stand the Savage Reservation after she knew the New World In the same way, the Savage Reservation cant believe the customs of the New World Linda cant stand the Savage Reservation after she knew the New World In the same way, the Savage Reservation cant believe the customs of the New World

13. Symbols: The soma pill Represents the authority over society trying to repress the people s feelings. The factory and mentioning all of the jobs being completed to make new twins Represents 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 people Represents the past and how things used to be The soma pill Represents the authority over society trying to repress the people s feelings. The factory and mentioning all of the jobs being completed to make new twins Represents 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 people Represents the past and how things used to be

14. Themes Individuality Characters such as Bernard, the Savage, and Helmholtz all were striving to become individuals in the New World showed their struggles with the people of the New World who could not accept the differences Individuality Characters such as Bernard, the Savage, and Helmholtz all were striving to become individuals in the New World showed their struggles with the people of the New World who could not accept the differences

15. Themes Searching to find your place Relates to Bernard, the Savage, and Helmholtz They were being individuals from society and trying to break away At the same time trying to figure out where they belonged Bernard and Helmholtz went to an island The Savage wasn t so lucky, and never quite found his place Searching to find your place Relates to Bernard, the Savage, and Helmholtz They were being individuals from society and trying to break away At the same time trying to figure out where they belonged Bernard and Helmholtz went to an island The Savage wasn t so lucky, and never quite found his place