Explain Lenina s importance in the development of the novel Brave New World In Brave New World Aldous Huxley presents Lenina Crowne as the symbol of a perfectly conditioned citizen She lives by the rules of the World State pleasure beauty and obedience Yet her emotional struggle helps reveal the deep conflict between human desire and social control Symbol of Perfect Conditioning Lenina follows every law of the World State She enjoys Synthetic Music vibro-massage and soma tablets She repeats moral slogans without thinking Her life shows the power of hypnopaedia which the Director calls The greatest moralizing and socializing force of all time Thus Lenina s shallow happiness represents the success of total conditioning Contrast to Bernard and John Lenina s calm obedience contrasts sharply with Bernard s rebellion and John s purity When Bernard says he likes to be alone she replies I don t understand anything She