Throughout the latter half of Brave New World's nine-part series, John the Savage ( Solo: A Star Wars Story's Alden Ehrenreich), who entered New London after saving Lenina Crowne ( Downton Abbey's Jessica Brown Findlay) and Bernard Marx ( Game of Thrones' Harry Lloyd), firms an unlikely kinship with the Epsilons. Those are the questions posed in Brave New World's epic finale. Instead, job dissatisfaction – and any form of negative emotion – is a thing of the past.įrom Alphas to Epsilons, the humans in Huxley's world avoid inconvenient emotions like sadness and anger by taking Soma, a pea-sized pill they've been conditioned to take at regular intervals to keep their "levels" steady.īut what happens if that social order is disrupted, and what happens if the supply of Soma runs out? Watch the trailer for Stan's Brave New World below. Put simply, every member of Huxley's society has their own predetermined place and job in the world.īu despite what you may expect, the lower castes of New London don't resent their position in society. The dystopian world is made up of an entirely genetically engineered society, consisting of Alphas, Betas, Gammas and Epsilons. Proceed with caution.Īlthough some argue that literary classics should be left alone, there's no denying that Stan's Brave New World is a mysterious and entertaining adaptation of Aldous Huxley's famous novel.īased on one of the first major British dystopian novels, the new nine-part series transports viewers to the "perfect" society of New London – a world where monogamy, family and privacy have been outlawed This post contains spoilers for Stan's Brave New World.
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