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BNW essay

In" Brave New World" there are several characters who do something from the out and questions it on from the inside. One of that character is Bernard Marx. Bernard those this throughout the hole naval. In a way, this helps us understand them of the novel which is "It's easier to be part of society and part of their label than to be an individual and be considered an outcast." 
In the elevator, Bernard gets all red in the face when Lenina publicly discusses their plans for a sexy weekend away together with Henry. Bernard didn't like the way how the state people would talk and think but he doesn't really try to do anything about it especially since the state people assume that Bernard is not like the other alpha and that alcohol was poor into his blood-surrogate.
When Bernard visit Helmholtz because he was going to on a date with Lenina Helmholtz tells Bernard that he also have something inside and he doesn't what or how to say it nor how to write it. they both feel like they are different form everyone else. But they don't want to do anything because they both now very good that if the were to try something against the state the will be considered an outcast from the state.   
In Lnina memory form her first date with Bernard, she remembers how Bernard was saying that over the sea he felt free, Lenina doesn't understand him and get very upset all she wanted to go back to the hotel and be "alone" with Bernard and that bothered him. It bothered him that she thinks that and wanted things that way but then he took soma and ended up doing what he doesn't want. that the other thing with Bernard and everyone from state everything when they feel like they are being to be upset they would take soma and boom problem solved. 
All of these relate to our society nowadays. There are many out there that don't agree with the rest but like always it is easier to be part of the society and not against it. Well if you aren't happy then what's the point of being like everyone else. Words can be like X-rays if you use them properly -- they’ll go through anything. You read and you’re pierced. 

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