He wants to get to feel the wonders of the world, and feels as though being conditioned to think a certain way is completely wrong. He likes to think outside of the box, which isn’t socially acceptable in his world. She was made to think that being a mother is wrong, so she won’t even think about it!īernard, on the other hand, is a misfit and a seeker. We see this many times, like when Bernard was asking how it would feel to be a mother, Lenina responded with, “Bernard! How can you?” (Huxley 77). She lives like everyone else, and doesn’t even want to think of a different society. In this society, though, this was normal, meaning that she’s also an innocent.

She had sex with many guys, just for her own enjoyment. While Lenina was in a lift “crowded with men,” Huxley says that Lenina “had spent a night with almost all of them” (Huxley 44). For instance, while we read about Lenina, we can easily see that she’s a seductress. Some of the characters are very easy to interpret. Their importance is decided at birth, by the social system at the time, which is an archetype in and of itself.

Also, each social group where a different colour, which reflect on their importance. For example, there is a seductress, an innocent, and a misfit. Many of the characters will seem familiar to us, and even the colours represent a lot. While reading Brave New World, by Aldous Huxley, we can identify many different archetypes.

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