happiness is fragile as because they very much depend on Soma, which induces happy feelings.
             "All conditioning aims at that: making people like their inescapable social destiny"
             This is what the director of hatcheries explained during the students' tour.
             Aldous Huxley shows us many of his ideas through the attitudes of his main characters.
             Bernard is the main character at the beginning of the novel, he is an outsider who enjoys solitude and is disgusted by the lack of morals of his colleagues in their treatment of casual sex with Lenina, "Like a piece of meat". At first, we feel sympathy towards him, as he seems to be a free thinker who realises how shallow and meaningless life within the world state has become, he confides to Lenina:
             "I want to know what passion is, I want to feel something strongly, Lenina."
             "When the individual feels, the community reels."
             This again shows that emotions are completely shallow in order for society to remain stable. At the beginning, Bernard is lonely, insecure and isolated; he is trapped in a body of a lower caste and constantly feels that he is not given the respect
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