Chapter 8 Brave New World Ideas

• Bernard asks John to explain his life, because Bernard what’s to know how John’s life is. But mainly  because he wants to know how he was born.
• Linda sleeps with married men of the reservation, because she is used it since she would do it outside of the reservation.  Her actions causes the people in the reservation to be mad at her and beat her. John learns about it since he sees the women beating his mom and the children making fun of him. 
• Pope brings “mescal” to Linda which is a strong alcohol, and ends up having lots of sex with her. 
• John doesn’t like Popé because he sleeps with his mom. John just walks out of the house while Pope with his mom. 
• The allusions of Shakespeare in this chapter are by giving quotes and John getting a book from Pope about William Shakespeare. John uses a quote from Shakespeare describing how there’s actually good people in this world who have come  to help people in need referring himself to Bernard since he believes he is helping him out by taking him to the Other Place. When Bernard is just using John  to embarras  the  director. 
• John tells Bernard that he feels alone since he gets rejected but the people in the reservation and he is mostly alone. 
• John wanted to know how it feels to be crucified because since people who get crucified are people who are chosen by the people and get honored, som I believe that’s what John wanted to finally feel accepted even if meant his death. 
• Bernard proposed John the idea to go to London with him, but John  tells him that he will go only if Linda goes along with him. 
• When John asked Bernard if he was married to Lenina and he heard a “no” he was happy again. 

Chapter 8 Notes- Brave New World

John tells Bernard how he grew up hearing Linda's (his mom) fabulous stories about the Other Place outside the Indian Reservation. And how he always felt so isolated in the reservation.

• John dreams of living on the other world
• people in the reservation rejected him
• John was conscious of how many men his mom slept with
• there was some good things about Linda since she thought his son how to read
• Bernard asks John if he wants to come to London with him
• Bernard's goal is to embarrass the director by exposing him as John's father
• John decides to go to London only if Linda goes along with them

Alejandra Medina who?

Today I searched up myself and I came to find out that there’s a lot of people out there in this workd with my same name. For example there’s a girl named Alejandra Medina and is a secretary at Nissan. Also there was way more people out there like in Colombia and many other places. I didn’t find anything about me just different people with different ages and races but nothing that alarmed me.

Good morning Post

Yesterday in class Dr. Preston explained to us how if we start our morning with an alarm and keep snoozing we start of the day with a broken promise. This makes sense because a day before we are always palling things to do until the next morning when we wake up to do and we never end up doing then since  we keep snoozing our alarms. Staring today I woke up without snoozing my alarm, also I try to put my phone away from me before I go to sleep and lastly I’m trying to get everything done and ready for the next day during the night before I go to sleep.

Chapter 7 Questions “comment”

1. 1. Johns mom’s name is Linda. 
2. Linda comes from the other new world outside the reservation. 
3. She got horrified when she found out that the director and Linda are parents to John. 
4. Linda said that John was a contraceptive failure. 
5. When Lenina Heras the ceremony drums she is reminded of  the dance. 

Racism?

Today in class dr. Preston and one of my fellow classmates Mario brought up an interesting topic towards the book that we are reading right now. It brought to my attention how little things that we don't really pay attention to matter. Since my classmate ended up creating a big topic to discuss in class about racism. I didn't catch this in the book right away or maybe I did but I didn't focused my attention on it, so I seemed not to care about it. After all, what was brought up to class was the author of the book Brave New World being racist. Which really makes since now that I think about it, because since we started reading the book it has only been about white people and not other races have been brought up by the author un the book. Also in chapter 7 when two important characters Bernard and Lenina meet this young man and his family they get weird out and surprised to see a guy with a different color of skin speak perfectly English. I say that the author might be racist towards other races.

Chapter 7 Notes- Brave New world

Lenina and Bernard to go an Indian reservation where Lenina is feeling uncomfortable and is disliking it.Bernard sees how the Indians are uncivilized and haven't heard of Our Ford so he decides not explain anything since he didn't see the point of it.

• at the reservation Lenina watches a community celebration
• John is introduced by surprising Lenina and Bernard by speaking perfect English
• John's dad is Thomas the director , and Bernard knows but he decides not to say anything for the moment
• John refers to the other place, the outside of the Indian reservation
• Johns mother Linda disgust Lenina by her physical appearance
• Linda explains to Lenina and Bernard how John was an accident since something went wrong with her contraceptives
• Linda was embarrassed to go back to the World State with a baby
• Linda slept with any man she pleased

Chapter 6 Notes- Brave New World

Lenina had wondered more than once of whether she shouldn't change her mind over the New Mexico Holiday and go to the North Pole with Benito Hoover. Lenina keeps thinking she can't face the north pole since she had laid beds over there too.

• Lenina and Bernard attend a wrestling match 
• Bernard and Lenina fly over the channel together
• Bernard keeps refusing to take soma while he is with Lenina
•  Bernard enjoys silence since it makes him feel like and individual
• Bernard takes a large dose of soma and ends up having sex with Lenina
• He feels bad and tells her he should of had acted like an adult
• Bernard is criticized for his antisocial behavior and is threatened to be isolated

Chapter 5 Notes - Brave New World

Internal and external secretion trust came to the lowing of those thousands of cattle which provided with their hormones and milk a great factory. Lenina and Henry climb on a helicopter and fly away.

• Henry and Lenina fly in a helicopter over a crematorium.
• phosphorous is collected from burning bodies used for fertilizer
• Lenina keeps drinking soma in her coffee
• Lenina and Henry take another dose of soma and become unaware of their surrounding but they are still aware of protection
• there's a solidarity service with 12 people sitting on a table both men and women, who keep passing around each other strawberry ice cream with soma
• Bernard feels more lonely than ever after the solidarity service turns into a sex orgy

Chapter 4 Notes Brave New World

The entry of a girl named Lenina she was crowed in a room full of Alpha men, whom she had to sleep with every other night with almost all of them.

• she was basically there to have sex with them
• super intelligent people feel like they are alone, they isolate themselves from society trying to understand something they don't understand
• the drug Soma was used in the story to relax the muscles, Lenina was using it
• Lenina can't live without using Soma
• Lenina was making Benito the well behaved man suffer
• Benito Hoover was scared to get refused by Lenina

Chapter 3 Notes- Brave New World

This chapter is basically about the definition of what sex means to people.

• kids are running around the garden naked
• for adults its treated for happiness and something they can get to enjoy and pass a good time
• for kids its more like  a game they like to play
• marriage is not an important thing
• the changing of partners for sexual relationships means nothing and there's no reason behind it

Brave New World - Chapter 2 Notes

• If a child is raised in a house with book they will grow up and become better readers 
• They they were keeping things a away from a child 
• Powerful people don’t want other people to read books because they can’t control them easily 
• They see book as dangerous 

Chapter 1 Notes - Brave New World

In the 1950’s mechenery was used more during that period of time.

Basically humans are things

At the age of 13 a man is not sexually mature enough until they reached the age of 20


For  nature it takes 30 years for 200 hundred eggs to reach maturity


The story it starts of in a laboratory making humans

There’s different types of people in this world

They are using math symbols