Symbols:

• Soma: A drug that keeps people happy and controlled.
• The Hatchery: A place where people are made, showing control over life.
• The Electric Fence: Separates the controlled world from the free, natural world.
• Shakespeare's Works: Show real feelings and individuality, which the World State lacks.
• Ford and the T-Model: stand for machines, mass production, and no individuality.
• The Feelies: Movies that keep people busy and stop them from thinking.
• The Conditioning: Controls people’s thoughts and actions from birth.

Figures of Speech:

• Imagery: Imagery means using words to create pictures in the reader’s mind. Huxley uses it to show the clean, controlled World State and the wild Savage Reservation.
• Symbolism: Symbols are things that stand for bigger ideas. In Brave New World, Soma shows control and escape from real life, and conditioning shows how society takes away individuality.

Moral Lesson: 

• True happiness needs freedom and individuality.