Character Foils - Lenina and Linda

In Novel "The Brave New World" published by Aldrich Huxley in 1932, two special female characters, Lenina and Linda, were revealed. Both were shown in the relationship of Freud (Linda is John's mother, Lenin soon his lover), painted each other at different stages of life, revealing "character foil". Both Lenina and Linda are "Betas" and they have close relationships with men of life, especially John. Since John was a miniature version of Linda as a young age, John would have a certain charm to Leena.

Linda seems to be twice the mirror of her, she may become a woman in various situations. (For example, please note the similarity named "Lenina" and "Linda.") The unbelievable fate of Linda's words - getting older as a mother - is frightening for Ford's heart Otherwise it will not. As a purpose of jealousy and resentment, Linda represents tremendous power, and just as he uses John of Linda's son to improve his social position, Bernard told him in a later chapter We will use it to regain its status.

When Bernard and Lenina visited her at the time of booking, Linda said. Linda, a former resident of the civilized world, tried to explain the mysterious behavior of wild humans, but this sentence explains the power of parental relationship. Huxley often uses amazing feelings of certain personality to prove that governments and society can not suppress certain aspects of mankind. In this article Helmholtz Watson answered after reading Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" at John Savage. Watson noticed that Shakespeare represented some kind of control over language and emotion - Shakespeare was very good at these things as it dealt with true human emotions that he now thinks as a foreigner did. of

After this sight, Bernard and Lenina met a young man. He seems to be an Indian. This young man is talking about the role of Shakespeare and talks about his mother Linda being from 'another place'. When he said that his father was named "Tomakin", Bernard tied the youngster to the DHC's visit. The youngster who booked introduced them to his mother. She is "very dark blond hair" and she tells Lena and Bernard that she was kidnapped by the Indian. She explained that she spent his entire life preparing, she gave birth to her son, John, Young Lenin and Bernard met as follows.