on). The Savage falls in love with Lenina and Lenina wants to sleep with him. However, he refuses to do so, because he has taken the idea from Shakespeare that lovers should be pure. When she comes to his apartment and takes her clothes off, he throws her out and calls her a strumpet (prostitute), even though he wanted her badly. John then finds out that his mother is dying and goes to the hospital to see her. There, he meets children that were being taught that death is pleasant and is a natural process. The Savage is devastated by this and starts a riot in the hospital. Helmholtz joins him and helps him with the riot. Bernard, chickened out and stayed out of it. All three of them get arrested. In the Controllers office they are confronted by the Controller, who explains a little bit more about this society and its beliefs. The conversation between them tells us that this society achieves its happiness by giving up science, art, religion, love, and other things that are important in the real world. Bernard is then sent to Iceland, and Helmholtz to the Falkland Islands. The Controller wants to keep John for experimenting, but John runs away and isolates himself from society, where he lives like a hermit. When the civilized people come to see him, he joins in with one of their religious dances called orgy-porgy. The next day when he wakes up, he commits suicide. The storys point of view is the third person, omniscient. This way, the reader can know whats going on in all the characters minds. Huxleys writing style is fairly easy to read and follow, its his complicated ideas that makes the reader think. It is obvious that he had been educated at a very good place because of his brilliantly presented ideas and the use of vocabulary words. Huxley was very creative with the names of the characters. He turned Our Lord into Our Ford (Ford is the God of this society). Also, other names like Bernard Marx comes from Ka...
