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Brave New World Book Comparison

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In the Brave New World book Bernard was strange and didn’t fit into society. He wasn’t like the rest of the others he was described as short and scrawny. But in the movie Bernard fit right into society and people liked him, he was a “normal” person. Bernard in the book and Bernard in the movie are two completely different people. In the movie John dies differently than how he dies in the book. In the movie he dies by falling down a cliff. But that’s not how he dies in the book. He commits suicide because he couldn’t handle the guiltless. He also has a different last name in the book version and the movie version. His name is John the Savage in the book but in the movie it's John Cooper. I perdsonally like the book better than the movie.

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