Across
- 3. Mustapha Mond and John debate the value of this, which is tightly controlled in the World State
- 7. The isolated location John chooses in an attempt to live according to his ideals
- 11. The societal condition that the World State aims to eliminate through control and conditioning
- 12. Mustapha Mond's role in the society, overseeing the norms and policies
- 13. The type of plays John adores and quotes
- 14. The emotion John feels towards Lenina, which confuses and torments him
- 15. John seeks this through self-punishment, a concept alien to the World State
Down
- 1. The ultimate fate John chooses to escape the World State's control
- 2. John's reaction to the civilized world, an emotion that leads to his isolation
- 4. This aspect of human experience is controlled and suppressed in the World State to maintain order
- 5. John's method of mourning and seeking purity, creating curiosity by the World State
- 6. Mustapha Mond refers to this historical figure to explain the control over science and art
- 8. The philosophical concept debated between John and Mustapha, regarding the nature of happiness and freedom
- 9. This is banned in the World State because it is considered old and unnecessary, yet John finds value in it
- 10. The Controller who explains the World State's policies to John