Loss Of Innocence In Brave New World

In most storyline there's a lose of innocence and Foster makes that clear in this chapter from How to read literature like a professor, “The naming of a character is a piece of business in a novel or play… also has to carry whatever message the writer want to convey about the character or the story”. Pg.48 Brave New World by Huxley illustrates that the society they live in doesn't have consist of a God. Instead of a God they have “Ford”, “All crosses had their tops cut and became T’s. there was also a thing called God...we have the World State now. And Fords day celebrations, and community Sings, and Solidarity Service.”pg.52 Fosters main idea of a storyline is the loss of innocent it's true because the whole society lost it for not praising
God but instead of praising the World State. The action of doing that demonstrates to the audience that the society created is taking over their beliefs from them without knowing. This affects the rest of the novel because many citizens from the World State are starting to realize that it's wrong. It's important because other characters realize they have moral rights just as, Bennard.