In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, Bernard lives his life, or more exists in a Utopian society of which he does not fully agree with. He, unlike the other characters develops throughout the story by breaking free of the societal norms and expressing a sense of individualism characterized by Huxley. Therein lies the theme of the story, that one cannot be an individual without their own humanity.
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