Brave New World

3. The _____ Process connects to advancements in IVF and genetic engineering in the modern day.
4. The police use this tool to calm down the riot, symbolizing the dehumanizing power of technology.
6. A method of sleep-teaching used to condition citizens in the World State.
10. The ___ ride with Lenina represents the tension between John's longing for deeper emotional connections and Lenina's superficial desires, highlighting the disconnect.
11. Her inability to fully accept love or rebel reflects the conflict between individuality and societal norms.
12. John isolates himself in a __.
13. Ensures Societal Stability
15. Soma represents the modern-day reliance on ___ to avoid discomfort.
16. Linda dies here and it represents the World State’s disregard for familial bonds and individual suffering.
17. Bernard’s uses ____ to boost his status. This reflects his hypocritical desire for individuality only when it benefits him.

1. He was raised on a savage reservation.
2. Mond World Controller of Western Europe
5. John frequently quotes this play, which has influenced his worldview and critique of the World State.
7. John ending reflects the power of the World State’s dehumanization over individuality.
8. Bernard is exiled to this place as punishment for his perceived nonconformity.
9. A theme of the book which critiques materialism and instant gratification.
11. John first arrives in this futuristic city
14. A theme of the book which creates an illusion of happiness achieved through soma.