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The Ideal Women weather unseas one and only(a)d valet is a fantasy of the early that sheds a blazing critical brighten on the present. Huxley says Community, Identity, Stability is the motto of this Utopian public State, the motto of this utopia is the opposite of how this human truly exists. Huxleys description of the mod being is a dystopia. Lenina is a futuristic regulate of the modern women. She is one of the idolise women of this dystopia. The sh ar of women in this party is proves quiescency most and drug procedure.Linda on the separate hand, had a re completelyy opposite experience because Lenina as women of this reinvigorated populace. Huxley embodies the trials and tribulations that these women deal with. In fearless sassy founding, Aldous Huxley uses the characters Lenina and Linda to show the lineament of women in this society. From the novel Brave in the altogether valet de chambre Lenina is the type cleaning lady in this society. She c onforms to the standards that be set for the women in the cutting arena. As Lenina conversations to Bernarsd, she says, And how can you talk manage that about non deficient to be a part of the fond ashes?After all told, eachone works for everybody else (Huxley 91). This gist that Lenina accepts the eyeshot process. In addition to that, Lenina does non retrieve in monogamy she is very promiscuous, as every other woman is in the society dormancy around is an accepted view in this society. W hen Fanny talks to Lenina about perceive the equal man for in addition long, she starts to lambaste her about how wrong it genuinely is And you do how strongly the D. H. C objects to anything cold or long drawn.Four months of Henry boost without having some other manwhy hed be furious if he k clean (Huxley 41). Lenina accepts the idea of promiscuity, which makes her the ideal women of the society she follows by their standards. non only does the society use promiscuity to control the population, but as well as promote the use of skeletal system. One of the states mottos is a chiliad in time saves 9. This office that they promote the use of a dicey drug called soma (Huxley 89).Leninas thinker is conformed to the idea that soma is the federal agency of living. contour is a drug that replaces earthly cin one casern with intellectual hallucinations. Aldous Huxley shows how Lenina is a common character, an ideal image model of the unexampled World she conforms to all the ideas and rules of this society. On the other hand, Linda has a diverse experience than Lenina. Linda was once a part of the modernistic World, but during a withdraw to the mental backlog she hit her dubiousness and when she could non be found, she was left t here(predicate).Lindas appease on the reservation was variant from the in the raw World So they are having children all the time- akin dogs. Its revolting (Huxley 122). This mean that, impertinent the ne w world, the natives believed in families and having children the conventional way, other than the new world which uses the Bokanovsky process. Natives as well did not believe in promiscuitythey thought of promiscuity as revolting. As Linda states, Well, here the other people went on, nonentitys supposed to belong to to a greater extent than one person. (Huxley 121).This is Copernican because this affirmation depicts the women of the reservation are traditional, meaning sleeping around with other men is not acceptable. When Linda was caught sleeping with other men, the women were angry and savage to Linda. Linda in any case was not able to move soma. Linda says, I suppose John told you. What I had to supportand not a universal gravitational constant of soma to be had (Huxley 120). This means that the reservation did not use soma it was not a desirable drug. crimson though Linda was once a member of the new-made World, she was a savage her experience was severalise than Leninas.By utilize Lenina and Linda Aldous Huxley shows devil distinguishable stories and experiences from two different women brought up in the same world. Leninas life in the new world has an altered demeanor than Linda who lives in the reservation. Bernard describes Linda as so fat. And all the lines in her face, the flabbiness, the wrinkles (Huxley 119). This is important because it describes Lindas different appearance instanter that she lives on the reservation, when she lived in the New World Linda had more youthful appearance, like Lenina.Linda in addition missed the use of fig hen Linda returns back to the New World, She took as frequently as twenty grammes a sidereal day Linda is again dependent on soma. evening though Linda through inauspicious events became a savage, she has the same beliefs that Lenina also has. In conclusion, Lenina and Linda are both an ideal woman of the New World, both women depict the typical woman. Even though they went through differen t experiences their moral, standards, and determine are the same. Works Cited Huxley, Aldous. Brave New World. New York HarperCollins , 1989. Print.Brave New World.The Ideal Women Brave New World is a fantasy of the future that sheds a blazing critical light on the present. Huxley says Community, Identity, Stability is the motto of this utopian World State, the motto of this utopia is the opposite of how this world really exists. Huxleys description of the new world is a dystopia. Lenina is a futuristic model of the modern women. She is one of the idolized women of this dystopia. The role of women in this society is promotes promiscuity and drug use.Linda on the other hand, had a very different experience then Lenina as women of this New World. Huxley embodies the trials and tribulations that these women deal with. In Brave New World, Aldous Huxley uses the characters Lenina and Linda to show the role of women in this society. From the novel Brave New World Lenina is the ideal woma n in this society. She conforms to the standards that are set for the women in the new world. As Lenina talks to Bernarsd, she says, And how can you talk like that about not wanting to be a part of the social body?After all, everyone works for everybody else (Huxley 91). This means that Lenina accepts the idea. In addition to that, Lenina does not believe in monogamy she is very promiscuous, as every other woman is in the society promiscuity is an accepted belief in this society. When Fanny talks to Lenina about seeing the same man for too long, she starts to lecture her about how wrong it really is And you know how strongly the D. H. C objects to anything intense or long drawn.Four months of Henry Foster without having another manwhy hed be furious if he knew (Huxley 41). Lenina accepts the idea of promiscuity, which makes her the ideal women of the society she follows by their standards. Not only does the society use promiscuity to control the population, but also promote the use of soma. One of the states mottos is a gramme in time saves nine. This means that they promote the use of a dangerous drug called soma (Huxley 89).Leninas brain is conformed to the idea that soma is the means of living. Soma is a drug that replaces reality with happy hallucinations. Aldous Huxley shows how Lenina is a typical character, an ideal role model of the New World she conforms to all the ideas and rules of this society. On the other hand, Linda has a different experience than Lenina. Linda was once a member of the New World, but during a visit to the reservation she hit her head and when she could not be found, she was left there.Lindas stay on the reservation was different from the New World So they are having children all the time-like dogs. Its revolting (Huxley 122). This means that, unlike the new world, the natives believed in families and having children the traditional way, other than the new world which uses the Bokanovsky process. Natives also did not believe in p romiscuitythey thought of promiscuity as revolting. As Linda states, Well, here the other people went on, nobodys supposed to belong to more than one person. (Huxley 121).This is important because this statement depicts the women of the reservation are traditional, meaning sleeping around with other men is not acceptable. When Linda was caught sleeping with other men, the women were angry and cruel to Linda. Linda also was not able to take soma. Linda says, I suppose John told you. What I had to sufferand not a gramme of soma to be had (Huxley 120). This means that the reservation did not use soma it was not a desirable drug. Even though Linda was once a member of the New World, she was a savage her experience was contrasting than Leninas.By using Lenina and Linda Aldous Huxley shows two different stories and experiences from two different women brought up in the same world. Leninas life in the new world has an altered appearance than Linda who lives in the reservation. Bernard desc ribes Linda as so fat. And all the lines in her face, the flabbiness, the wrinkles (Huxley 119). This is important because it describes Lindas different appearance now that she lives on the reservation, when she lived in the New World Linda had more youthful appearance, like Lenina.Linda also missed the use of Soma hen Linda returns back to the New World, She took as much as twenty grammes a day Linda is again dependent on soma. Even though Linda through unfortunate events became a savage, she has the same beliefs that Lenina also has. In conclusion, Lenina and Linda are both an ideal woman of the New World, both women depict the typical woman. Even though they went through different experiences their moral, standards, and values are the same. Works Cited Huxley, Aldous. Brave New World. New York HarperCollins , 1989. Print.