– The Director tells the group about the suppression of erotic games in former times (p.55, ll.3 ff.) Spoilers for Brave New World by Aldous Huxley (!!) I found the structure of Chapter 3 EXTREMELY telling of some of the themes in the novel, especially through the multiple narrative structure. As the chapter dissolves into a verbal montage, Mond lectures on history — and its suppression — beginning appropriately with Henry … Of course, this means that thought itself—like science — is inherently dangerous. They play a game called Centrifugal Bumble-puppy, which involves a chrome steel tower and a rolling ball. Discarnate voices called from the trumpet mouths. Mustapha argues that man thinks more in his old age. The name Mustapha Mond is an allusion to a traditional Islamic name shared by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (1881–1938) and several Ottoman sultans, as well as to British industrialist Alfred Mond (1868–1930). The Director remarks that “in Our Ford’s day,” games involved no more than a ball or two, a few sticks, and maybe a net. The stranger is Mustapha Mond, the Resident Controller for Western Europe. ... Brave New World Chapters 1-3 11 Terms. Home Brave New World Q & A The purpose of chapter 3's inter... Brave New World The purpose of chapter 3's interwoven scenes between Mustapha Mond speaking to the students amidst children ¨playing¨ in the bushes, Fannyś advice to Lenina to be more conventionally promiscuous, and Bernarndś thoughts as he overhears Henry talk about Len LitCharts makes it easy to find quotes by chapter, character, and theme. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance. Here we are introduced to Lenina Crowne and Mustapha Mond, two of whom you could call the 'main characters' of the novel (after… Voices tend to be brainwashing, controlling forces in Brave New World, starting with the soothing auditory hypnopaedia of youth to the synthetic music boxes to the disembodied voice used to calm the riot in Chapter 15. à “history is bunk” (p.57, l.18) … Mond figures in the novel as a kind of enlightened dictator ("his Fordship"), who understands this brave new world, as well as the old world before Ford. Toggle navigation. In the four thousand rooms of the Centre the four thousand electric clocks simultaneously struck four. We assign a color and icon like this one to each theme, making it easy to track which themes apply to each quote below. A man of two worlds, Mond is familiar with the history that others are forbidden to know, and so his thinking ranges both inside and outside the present social order.