1. Huxelys makes a very good use of language since the one he whispered to when he was a child is the same one he slept with every night

2. He wanted to feel a kind of passion in a very crazy place where nothing made sense while she was reading the hypnopedic guide and at that moment she says that people have their own happiness because nobody has control over them and they can do anything

3. what the text says about the wild reserve is that in that area in which there is no type of electrical device or the same technology, they will be considered by the state as the savages and they have very strange customs that were learned from the natives Americans ZUÑI

4. In the religious ceremony of Lenina and Bernard is based on having black hissing snakes as essentials and a young person has to stand in the middle while being whipped and all this being whipped was a kind of sacrifice to attract rain and water the corn.

1. Huxley is employing this language in order to induct and play by the narrator voice, wich was used to induct or conduct her sleep.

2. He was dissapointed because there was no passion, only a meaningless moment, he wanted to get laid with true emotions. Lenina was kind off confused, both where troubled in feelings of fake desire and desilution.

3. The savage reservation is a place apart from world state, where humans live, breed, believe in spirituality, die and grow with no process or technologies that are used in the "uthupical" sector of the planet, they remain "savage".

4. It was some sort of pre-colombine style ritual, they would play percussion drums with polyrythms, with black snakes hissing syncopated while they where whipping and young mate's ass, this was done in order to summon rain so the corn harvest would grow. This is so similar to rituals that where done by previous civilizations.

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1. The use of Huxley's language is effective, as the voice actress used to mumble once as a child, putting her to sleep every night.

2. I wanted to feel passion instead of it being meaningless. She reads a hypnopedic handbook that says the population is happy because they do what they want.

3. Wild Reserve is where you can still find original people like those before Ford and the whole new society. The difference between the old and the new society is that in the new society the population cannot age, but in the native society the population can still grow old, by the way, the new society loves Ford, but in the native society people still age. have certain symbols and practices similar to Christianity, in addition, the new society is brainwashed, but the original is not.

4. the religious ceremony is mainly based on the presence of hissing black snakes and the spanking of a teenager. His goal was to make it rain so that the corn

1 - According to chapter 5, Huxley uses effective language for the narrator since he is whispering when she was a child and every time she slept at night.

2- He wanted or desire to feel passionate instead of feeling insignificant. She recites a strange word called "hypnoedic", saying that people are happy because they do what they want.

3- According to the text... The Wild Reserve is an area of ​​world state technologies that have not been damaged. They control this by a physical thing that was a tradition in the Zuñi Native America.

4- The religious ceremony was a beating of drums, that's how they did it; and black snakes hissing and a young man in the middle being flogged. 

1. Huxley's language was so effective, not just because of the aliteration, also because because the narrator was wispering when she was child and everytime she fall asleep and the use of the words also helps in the effectivity of the language

2. Berdard was dessapointed because he wanted to fell pasion, and, as the text said, Bernard was part of a grup that adores Ford and they did adcivitis with soma in honor to ford and fell renewed, but for some reason, Bernard wasnt feeling part of the group, Also I think that the interaction is not dated by the time Huxley was writing, because we are talking of a future society in wich the plasure is like a god, which I think is not 100% persent posible in our time.

3. The savage reservation is a place where you can still find native humans like the ones before Ford and all the new society. The difference betwen the old and new society, is tat in the new society, the people cant gel older, but in the native society people can still gel older, in fact, the new society, adores Ford, but inn the native society, they still have some symbols and practices similar to cristianism, also, the new society is being brainwashed, but the natives dont.

4. They saw a strange ceremony with blood sacrifices and by the sign of the cross, I think that the objective of the ceremony is to pay tribute to someone similar ti God like in the ancient comunnities and I think they were inspired by ancient cristianism and other religions

1. use effective language so that the narrator understands that he or she is lulling the child to sleep in a certain way all night.

2. because he wanted to feel passion rather than being meaningless

3. according to the text the savage reservation is an area in which there are no world state technologies, the “savages” have traditions inspired by the Zuñi Native Americans

4. the religious ceremony basically consists of having as essential black hissing snakes and a young man in the middle of being whipped. They're purpose was to bring rain so the corn

1. In chapter 5, Huxley used effective language since the speaker as a child whispered for sleep at night.

2. He was disappointed because he wanted to feel passion, and she narrated a hypnopaedic guide that said that people are happy because they do what they want.

3. The savage reservation is a place where there are no world state technologies, the “savages” have traditions inspired by the Zuñi Native Americans. The difference is specially the structure of the families.

4. The religious ceremony consisted of beating the drums, some black snakes hissing and someone being whipped, this was so that it would rain and the food would be produced.

1- According to chapter 5 Huxley's used a effective languaje because the speaker was kinda of wispering when she was a really child and it was everytime she fall asleep at nigth.

2- He wanted or whished, to feel passion rather than being meaningless. She recites a really strange thing call ''hypnopædic'', saying that people are happy because they do what they want.

3- According to the text...The Savage Reservation is an area where the tecnologies of the World State have not been introduced. The savage still give birth around the world by beliving in god's and a physical thing that idk how it was call. They controlled that by a physical thing that was a tradition of Zuñi Native Americans.

4- The religious ceremony was a pounding drums, that's how they worked it out; and black hissing snakes and a young man in the middle of being whipped. They're purpose was to bring rain so the corn and the other food could grow in a pretty way. i don't trust the religion.

1. Huxley's use of language is effective because the speaker was whispering when she was a child and it was what she fell asleep to every night.

2. He wanted to feel passion rather than it being meaningless. She recites a hypnopædic leading saying people are happy because they do what they want.

3. The Savage Reservation is an area where the technologies of the World State have not been introduced. The “savages” still give birth, believe in gods and endure physical pain and emotional suffering. The people and customs of the Savage Reservation are modeled loosely on the traditions of Zuñi Native Americans. The most important difference between the World State and the Savage Reservation is in the family structure itself. On the Savage Reservation, families as we know them today still exist.

4.The religious ceremony consisted of pounding drums, black hissing snakes, and a young man in the middle being whipped. The purpose was to bring rain so the corn and other food would grow. I believe it is based off of Christianity.

Chapter 5

This chapter begins with Lenina and Henry taking off in their helicopter once the obstacle course closes.

Despite the soma they consume, Lenina reminisces about her contraception in preparation for a night of pneumatic sex.

Bernard as he flies past the Big Henry bell tower, Ford's version of Big Ben, to the Fordson Community Singery.