Brave new world chapter 8

  1. Who is the man that took John 
  2. Who is popé and why does he hate the people tho go and see Linda 
  3. Linda is into some kinky stuff
  4. Nope she was being disciplined for being a whore
  5. Why did the boys start rumors about Linda
  6. People make fun of Linda because she can’t do much, and gets tossed around like a raggedy Ann doll, but she can read and the others cant 
  7. Linda gave John a Shakespeare book
  8. John hated popé and now has a bigger vocabulary because of the books he’s been reading
  9. Linda is the town whore
  10. John is getting wiser about what his moms been doing 

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