But his researches have been a danger for the stability of the system, for that he was forced to give up his academic abilities. When Mond was young, he was a successful scientist, who could have made a great career. He knows history and philosophy very well and is next to John the second self-contained character of the novel. Hes super intelligent, loves his work and also understands people, who are different and think different, maybe because he was different too (but he gives up his individualism for the power he longed to have). Nevertheless even he was forced to stop his biological work, because scientifically liberty is abolished. He belongs to the few people of the BNW, who dont have to follow a standardisation or control. He has special privileges like all dictators and their satraps, he can do what he wants to do, and hes allowed to read everything, even texts, which stand under censorship. 632 and the most powerful character of the novel.
Mustapha Mond:Mond is one of the ten persons, controlling the whole world in A.F. The pregnancy of a woman is absolutely undesirable and confuses the planning numbers of the central and could additionally lead to a discussion about artificial reproduction of human beings. The director is a proof that accepting all rules of BNW is merely impossible, even for the higher representatives of the system. Bernards banishment is for the first time forgotten. The director is made ridiculous and forced to a backflow. Bernard exploited this weak point of his biography while he presents Linda and their common son to the publicity.
In addition to that Linda was pregnant by him and got a son, John. The story makes him kind of human, because he left his girlfriend, Linda, there. Hes ignored by World-Controller Mond and makes a hardly understandable mistake by telling Bernard about his trip to the reservations. As a personality hes pompous and thinks hes almighty, although he hasnt got enough intelligence and power. Characterization : Brave New World by Aldous Huxleyĭ.H.C.:The director of the hatchery has in Huxleys novel the task to explain the way of reproduction in the BNW ( Brave New World) and the structure of the system.
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