How many goodly creatures are there here! How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world.”
-pg. 210
This passage is one of the passages in the story that I found most helpful. The Title of this book, Brave New World, is an allusion itself to this line. This line comes from Shakespeare's The Tempest. Yet another mentioning of Shakespeare. In this story, John says this when he leaves for the new place, the place of society. He adores Shakespeare and his writings. Alduous Huxley reveres Shakespeare too and refers to him many times in this novel.
But what's the significance of that specific line?
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