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BNW chapter 3 and BNW chapter 4

In the society games were played so people would want to buy things
The characters names represent something big in the government 
Children are playing adult games
Children don’t have relationships with parents since they don’t have any
Surreptitious- secretive 
Huxley was less meaning of attachment towards parents and relationships 
Characters:
Mustapha Mond first character/name introduced 
Henry Foster 
Bernard Marx- something weird about him
Resident controller for Western Europe 
Famous people and places are so powerful 
Lenina Crowne 
Huxley is alternating is going back and forth from the people point of view
Squalid- horrible 
Huxley want us to examines our life’s and he’s giving us a mirror to look at their life’s so we can see if they are different from ours
Bernard Marx has a reputation because he said to be an introvert
Nine years war- World Control and destruction
Lenina says she's getting tired of Henry since they have been dating for a “long” time for the type of world they are living in
Lenina thinks of dating Marx too 
Bernard is in the elevator, and Lenina makes a big out of it 
She also sees Benito Hoover a guy she use to date
Lenina then meets Henry and he picks her up in his helicopters and takes her to Stoke Poges Club House to play Obstacle Golf
Bernard feels disturbed and insecure after he talked to Lenina

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