In chapter 3 we begin to meet characters "Fanny crown" lenina" "Bernard Marx" "Henry foster " and "Mustapha Mond" is one of them too. And there was this part where he asked the students to imagine that they had parents and having a home and they couldn't do it, since they are all made they have no idea what parents meant. There was one line from chapter tow that kind of surprised me "Fanny worked in the Bottling Room, and her surname was also Crowne. But as the two thousand million inhabitants of the plant had only ten thousand names between them, the coincidence was not particularly surprising". Mustapha Mond seems to known as lot about about family ... I wonder how and why... then Bernard Marx said many things about the past for example like the pyramids Shakespeare Jesus and christianity... at the end of the chapter Bernard says how back then people would set and read, think and make there lives miserable and how they won't have enough time for them self to have fun and enjoy life...
Chapter 4 begin letting us know that Lenina is a poplar grill that one time or another she had spent a night with almost all. Then there's was this speaker that told lenina and Bernard to got down to flor 18th. We also meet "Bonito hoover". They begin to fly southwards to meant with "Helmholtz Watson" (a handsome guy)
Chapter 4 begin letting us know that Lenina is a poplar grill that one time or another she had spent a night with almost all. Then there's was this speaker that told lenina and Bernard to got down to flor 18th. We also meet "Bonito hoover". They begin to fly southwards to meant with "Helmholtz Watson" (a handsome guy)
"it was said that he had had six hundred and forty different girls in under four years"
He also said that he was going to take lenina to Mexico with him. At the end of chapter 4 Bread thought that someone was at the door of the plane and when Helmholtz opened where was one one then Bernard being to say how there was things he had to go through and if , like if he had gone through something horrible...
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