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I finished reading chapter 5 from “Brave Bew World”. I read it and what I found was the important ideas what that Hernry told something very important to Lenina which was that people enjoy being the class they are, since they have never learned what’s it like being anything else. Also that Bernard does solidarity service on Thursday and he felt more isolated while he attended it.
Chapter 6
Lenina was thinking that she shouldn’t change her mind to go to Mexico and instead go to the North Pole with Benito
North Pole- “hotel too hopelessly old-fashioned–no television laid on in the bedrooms, no scent organ, only the most putrid synthetic music, and not more than twenty-five Escalator-Squash Courts for over two hundred guests.”
Bernard was the only men Lenina knew has an entitled permit 
Talking and walking was an odd way to spend your afternoon 
She doesn’t know what “free” is 
Bernard took a soma tablet
The director signs a permit so he can visit Reservation 
The director told Bernard a secret of the missing girl
“Warden was a blond and brachycephalic Alpha-Minus, short, red, moon-faced, and broad-shouldered, with a loud booming voice”

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