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Is John really more free than the World State members? How is he conditioned in his own way? Use
evidence from the novel to support your answer.

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John is no freer than the members of the World State.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • John is considered a savage because he was born naturally, without the intervention of the World State, and is an ordinary human being, free to have his own feelings, thoughts, and wills, unlike the members of the World State.
  • While this seems to promote a great deal of freedom for John, he is not a completely free person, but he lives in another kind of prison and oppression.
  • John is not accepted by the members of the World State, nor is he accepted by the native communities and this limits his freedom.

This is because the need for acceptance makes John limit himself to the standards set by the native tribes, forcing himself to accept their religious methods, values, and notions of masculinity.

John doesn't have to do this, but he does it to be accepted, which shows he's not as free as he seems.

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