deformed utopia is a place of  perfection.    Huxley uses the contorted

perspectives of characters to indirectly establish what he believes to be the

true model for a community.  The novel examines the inability of a utopia to

benefit mankind.  Thus, the antithesis of a truly ideal society is presented

through the character Henry Foster and emphasized with John's aversion to him.

In the New World State, because Henry Foster represents the ideal man, the society is disgustingly perverted.  In any collection of people there is usually

one man who sets the standards for others to follow.  In examining the

characters of Brave New World, it is evident that Henry Foster sets the

standards.  Foster is, by society's perverted view, the model of a perfect

statements instead of just writing for direct meaning?  Huxley's tone of satire

namely Bernard Marx.  Mr. Foster, although being among the most intellectual

enigma to the rest of the World State.  He holds the ideals of truth, honesty,

Foster supports the antithetical of an ideal society by representing the

Henry Foster as the ideal man in the backwards orb of Brave New World  but his

individuality, dislikes Henry for his belief in conformity.  Society establishes

fact, the qualities are the antithesis of what governments should strive for.

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Approximate Word count = 1452
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)