One character in this novel is disgraced when an ugly, decrepit woman addresses him as "Tomikin." The son of that character, whose entire education consists of reading Shakespeare, commits suicide in a lighthouse in this novel after refusing to appear before the Arch Community Singster or have sex with Lenina. The character
One character in this novel is disgraced when an ugly, decrepit woman addresses him as "Tomikin." The son of that character, whose entire education consists of reading Shakespeare, commits suicide in a lighthouse in this novel after refusing to appear before the Arch Community Singster or have sex with Lenina. The characters in this novel live in a society where Bokanovksy and Podsnap processes are essential, and where people are divided from alphas to epsilons. Featuring Mustapha Mond, who contemplates exiling Bernard Marx but spares John the Savage, for 10 points, name this dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley.
One character in this novel is disgraced when an ugly, decrepit woman addresses him as "Tomikin.
{Brave New World}