dilemmas that we now are approaching in our society. I really enjoyed the book, it had just

enough science fiction content to keep the reader interested in the book. It also had a very

interpretive content in it to mesmerize, and elude the reader. I related myself to, two of the

characters. During the opening quarter of the book, I related Bernard Marx to me. I am

much different from the "average" teenager, I am sort of an outsider much like Bernard

Marx. Bernard Marx was someone who was regarded as an outsider because of his height,

mentality, and originality of ideas. I am an outsider because I enjoy indulging my mind in

science and math, but I also enjoy being alone. I do not like being around other people

constantly like the people in A Brave New World. They are taught at a very young age that

it was wrong to be alone for an extended period of time. Later in the book when John the

savage was introduced, I related myself to him. He was a stranger to a planet that he had

always lived on. I am beginning to feel the same way. The closer I come to graduation, the

more foreign my world is becoming. I have lived on this planet for sevente

minutes late, it is scandalously late. Another one is "Ford." They often use the word Ford in

with Bernard. There they begin a revolutionary group that strikes at the Utopian culture, and

outside world of his reservation. He got it from one of Shakespeare's works called "The

that deal with cloning, because the issues still have not been resolved, such as: Will the clone

society is almost unable to generate an original idea by themselves. Another statement is

primary reason I would do this, is because I am and escape reader. I understand interpretive

truly himself, and not what hypnopædia created him to be. I am sure he will find a true love,

hatched, they start the hypnopædia, or sleep teaching. They are taught not facts, but morals,

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