I have now started reading the book Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. I've read up to chapter three and the first couple of chapters are simply exposing the setting and the important factors that make up this dystopian society. From what I've read, I can infer who the hero is going to be and how he is going to present his heroism. I I believe that the hero is Bernard Marx, due to the fact that he is different than the other people who were produced in his same caste level. His caste level is the more superior and intelligent level, and Bernard is more of an individualist than everyone else in this forced society. My prediction is that Bernard will try to fight against this society and try to protect each individual's right to be an individual, different to one another, each one unique in their own ways.
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What is a hero? Who decides who is a hero? What must be done in order to achieve such definition? What can be considered heroic? These are questions that varies in answers from person to person. In this blog, we'll analyze how some writers answers these questions!
