- Pueblo of Malpais
- The beating of the drums (getting louder and softer)
- Lenina is disgusted by the way of life of the "savages"
- The look of old age as in wrinkles/gray hair are surprising to Lenina and Bernard because for them they are not aloud to get to look that way and and preserved from disease and aging
- No somma at hand for Lenina or Bernard
- Lenina got lost in the beating of the drums and the music surrounding her
- There was the beating of a boy over snakes (a type of ritual)
- Thomas~Head of D.H.C and Linda from New world has a kid that lives in Malpais
- Linda (John's~The son's mom) tells her story of the difficulty of life
Chapter 8
- Sad stories/Memories of when Linda and John were first being adapted into the savage world. When Linda didn't want to be called mom and was punished for not knowing their way
- John knows how to read well because he was taught by Linda but he doesn't understand what he is reading and Linda can not explain.
- The book of Shakespeare was meaningful to John
- The words of the book began to give meaning and sense of life to John
- John told Bernard how alone he felt and how much of an outsider he felt like and Bernard related to Loneliness
- Bernard is taking Linda and John to the brave new world!
Chapter 9
- Everything Bernard is doing is in a matter of minutes and at rapid speeds
- Bernard is getting all the paper work ready to take Linda and John back into his world
- John is in love with Lenina (her scent, her things, everything)
Chapter 10
- the director tells Bernard to meet him in the center of the working room and then tells everyone that Bernard is being sent to IceLand for bad behavior
- The director is not very happy to see Linda and is stunned by the fact he has a son.
- The people in the room laughed at John for saying my father to the director...and all the director could do was stare wide eyed at John
