John becomes a symbol of the primitive pitted against utopia, the old To find a place for himself anywhere, John the Savage commits suicide. He finds an isolated lighthouse where he goes to live, but theĬrowds discover his presence there and will not leave him alone. The peace and solitude of nature, away from the conformist totalitarian The Savage again longs to escape, this time to He is horrified that he is an object of curiosity for the Alphas and Betas, He is shocked that the people choose to live a soma-induced life of mediocrity. The new world that is anything but "brave" and "beauteous." He is repulsed by the sterility and rigidity of When he is actually taken to London by Bernard, he Reservation and go to a better life in London he has visions of everythingīeing perfect there. His own hyper-active imagination, John the Savage longs to escape the His life on the reservation is miserable, because he is not acceptedīy the other savages and cannot understand the way of his own mothers Īs a result, he is isolated and longs for something better.įed on Shakespeare, Linda's description of the brave new world, and In the new world and been abandoned on the reservation by Tomakin, whoĭoes not even know of his existence until John appears in London as anĪdult. He was born on the Savage Reservation to Linda, who had lived Of the Savage reveals the conflict within him he is dressed like an Indian,īut his straw-colored hair, pale blue eyes, and light-colored skin betray The protagonist and the symbol of the old world order. Though he does not appear until chapter seven of the novel, John is Brave New World: CHARACTER ANALYSIS / DETAILED CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS by Aldous Huxleyįree Study Guide: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley - Free BookNotesīRAVE NEW WORLD: BOOK SUMMARY / STUDY GUIDE
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