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3 years ago

What does Bernard like to do with his leisure time? what does lenina like to do? are they well matched

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Both want to have a relationship with only one girl. He does not subscribe to the belief that everyone belongs to everyone. Lenina also wants to be with one person. Initially they were a match but later on Lenina falls for a savage named John.

Gala2k [10]3 years ago

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Bernard likes to walk and be alone in his leisure time, which is extremely odd for his society. Lenina, on the other hand, loves to be around people. It is clear that they are not well matched. Even when it comes to soma, the official drug of Brave New World's society, they disagree: Lenina loves it and uses it all the time to make herself feel better, while Bernard resents the false happiness that it gives him.

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