Riverdale - Chapter Thirty-Five: Brave New World

There are five kinds in the brave new world. Alpha, beta, delta, gamma, epsilon. The hero of a brave new world, Bernard Marx is alpha. Alpha is considered to be the smartest, most carefully structured, the most knowledgeable and the best among all five groups. However, Bernard talked about unprecedented individualistic ideas in this society. And it was formed based on the loss of a distinct person. Bernard's friend, Helmholtz Watson, is also a threat to the courageous New World utopia. Mr. Huxley explained the friendship between them. "They share what they are personal knowledge." They are the only people who openly discuss their personal views. In a sense they are considered guilty in their society. Finally, Bernard and Helmholtz were brought to several foreign islands and were expelled from society so that they could eventually expose their individualism freely.

Aldesh Huxley's "Brave New World" is a utopian novel that uses many satirical works. A brave new world will occur in the future, people are no longer born artificially created. People are divided into five classes before birth and not used for themselves, they are used to prefering what they are doing. Throughout the book, Huxley uses satirical religion, family and society. In this futuristic world there is a religion that opposes what the religion today represents. First, the gods people adore are the inventors of Henry Ford, Conveyor Belt and Model T. They are worshiping Ford because he wants to increase production by having his workers add the same parts to more than one car during the day. The future citizen no longer carries out the sign of the Christian cross, but draws "T" in their chest as the model he invented. Instead of saying "God!" They said "Oh, Ford!" In books, Christianity is thought to be a plague of the past.