In a natural Utopia, an anthill, all of the ants work together to keep the colony alive and functioning without any internal strife. Philosophers, drawn to the conundrum of the perfect world of nature, often wonder why humans cannot create and live in such a world. Instinctually driven, different classes of ants have different jobs and they perform them without any irregularity or preferences. Some travel away from the colony in search of food and supply so as to keep the other ants alive while others work inside the colony repairing and building various things, maintaining the colony in optimum running condition. The Queen Ant, simply the most fecund of the colony, regulates all of the other ants' 'occupations' and takes care of grooming the offspring. In this natural Utopia, each and every one of these ants' jobs enables the entire colony to operate as a smooth-running entity made up of lesser individuals who all contribute their part to the colony. When compared, th!

e governing bodies of 1984 by George Orwell, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, and The Beach by Alex Garland, operate very

This ideal society cannot succeed due to human nature and its politics. Humans cannot sacrifice all of the necessary requirements for it to succeed, such as personal gain and desire. Any human social system has special requirements such as a continuous economic system and a strong belief system.

nes (the Eastasian airplanes, it had been, a few years ago) in the Battle of Airstrip One." (Aldous Huxley, Brave New World, Pg. 95). The general attitude of the populace in these three manuscripts depends on two main points, the education that they received at a young age (when very susceptible and believing) and the constant propaganda that they have to accept because they know not otherwise.

similarly to the hierarchy of an anthill. Everyone has his or her 'duty' to carry out, just as an ant does, and everyone has to perform his or her detail without question, just as an ant does. However, should one of the 'ants' try to differ from the rest of the faction, or not carry their weight of the tasks at hand, they will become expunged. 1984, Brave New World, and The Beach show three different attempts at creating a Utopian Society, yet each one fails for several reasons where as in nature, everything always runs perfectly. Why should sentient beings, the 'Rulers of the Earth,' fail where non-thinking and non-comprehending creatures succeed

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