John concludes that solitude is the only way he can experience religion and escape the totalitarian society. After being denied permission to move to Iceland with Bernard and Helmholtz, John finds a secluded lighthouse to live in. The first night he prays to his Gods in repentance. He had finally found religion and escaped the New World. John changes drastically while living in the lighthouse. He becomes masochistic and angry when he thinks of Lenina, the woman he loved in the New World. His psychological change is shown through his masochistic acts: running through a thorn bush, beating himself, and whipping himself. When he is finally discovered a massive, chanting crowd forms outside the lighthouse and all of his psychological and emotional anger and misery is released. He runs through the crowd and repeatedly whips Lenina. The crowd goes into a hysteria and end up in a massive orgy. John, caught up in the hysteria, unwittingly joined the orgy. The next morning, having realized what took place, John’s emotional crescendo exploded. In the final scene the crowd storms the lighthouse looking for John only to find that he had committed suicide by hanging himself. John couldn’t adapt to the Brave New World. He knew w

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