>>3791974 pb
Didn't skip it. Analyzed it. Specifically included "beautiful" in my comments.
Some will compare with Shake's Tempest. That is common enough. Yet is it the intended meaning? Hence the question stated earlier to Q.
Cheers, Anon
The 1980 film rendition is not nearly as elegant but sheds a different light on both Huxley's novel and Shake's play.
Start vid @ 6:35.
Brave new world (1980) 16 of 18 (6:35)
https://youtu.be/rdw-EwPWLmg
And in part 18 skip to last few minutes. (Will post part 17 and 18 next as seem relevant to the notion of "a beautiful new world". Many Anons may feel immediate empathy with Savage in these vids.
Brave new world (1980) 17 of 18 (3:35)
https://youtu.be/vlYrALEmYQg
Chapter 18 (1980)
https://youtu.be/k93UVw3Httc
This part is fairly good (not actually faithful to the novel as a whole but gets the general theme and feeling), but the highlight is at the end of the clip – 3 minutes from the end forward.
"A beautiful new world" seems like an intended oxymoron. Litfags might dispute, dissect, disagree, dissasociate, differently than I, of course.
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TY Anon. WTA? Hmm.
Right on target, Anon. Watch the opening of the 1980 movie. Funny but also tragically sad, given recent years (almost 4 decades after the movie was first released). And given experiences on this board during the last few months. Kek.
Brave new world (1980) 1 of 18
https://youtu.be/L_8CkUMGOhM