Brave New World

We picture our perfect world as a place were everything works, everyone is happy, and there is no place for displacement or complications. Through the perspective of our society today, the world of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is a place of corruption, manipulation, and conformity. Though it seems to be a well working machine with little to no problems within itself, there still is not any truth. The characters of Bernard, Helmholtz, and John become critical of the World State which, in turn causes chaos. When, the World State tries to separate humans from the truth, fails due to the relationship between truth and emotion. John is in the mix to show how people need truth to find happiness.
The world state has many things wrong with it that cause problems within. The only reason the state worked at first was because humans were separated from their emotions. But, because their nature is suppressed, it has to come out some way or another. The fact that they allowed someone like...