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A 4-page paper that examines the disillusionment of the characters of Linda, Helmholtz Watson, and John the Savage in Aldous Huxley's 1932 novel Brave New World. Discussed are reasons why Linda felt that she belonged solely to the new world, why Watson felt that he belonged to both the old world and the new world, and why John felt that he belonged to neither world. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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the old world and the new world, and why John felt that he belonged to neither world. Bibliography lists 2 sources. LCTroubl.doc Trouble in Paradise - Character Disillusionment
in Brave New World Written by Linda Canada 06/2000 Please "Everybodys happy now", according to the
worldwide creed of humanity that live within Aldous Huxleys Brave New World (Chapter 5 PG). This happiness, however, like everything else in the utopian paradise that is Huxleys world
of 632 A.F. (After Ford) is a fabrication, a result of conditioning that has molded the minds of the worlds citizens since before birth (PG). In this brave new
society, everybodys happy now because this particular phrase was repeated to each and every member no less than one hundred and fifty times per day for the first twelve years
of their existence (PG). Should any individual feel even the slightest deviation of this ecstatic state of mind, a dose of a government endorsed drug known as soma becomes
a panacea. With the aid of soma, one is restored to ones proper state of mind as well as to ones proper delegated position in the societal structure of
this brave and controlled new world. Happiness is a mass illusion in this new world order, and as is the case with most widespread illusions, it is inevitable that at
one point or another certain individuals will fall prey to the sickness of the heart known as disillusion. As the story progresses in Huxleys novel through a series of
both ongoing events and flashbacks to past incidents, it becomes evident that three of the central characters of Brave New World are destined to become disillusioned with the benefits and
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