In order of introduction1) The first character to be introduced is the Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning(DHC). He is an Alpha plus and is the head of the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre. The DHC is tall and thin. He has a long chin; big, prominent teeth; and full, reddish lips. the DHC introduces the "Brave New World." He explaines the processes of how everyone is developend and conditioned in the new world.
2) Henry Foster is also an Alpha plus and a scientist at the hatchery. Henry is a fair-haired man with blue eyes. He is described as a ruddy man. Henry Foster helps the DHC explain the processes which occur at the hatchery. He is seeing Lenina Crowne, along with other women.
3) Lenina Crowne (one of the women that Henry Foster is seeing) is a Beta and a technician in the embryo room. She is described as being "uncommonly pretty" regardless of having lupus. She has purple eyes and "coral" teeth. Unlike Henry, Lenina is seeing him almost exclusively, which is considered improper in her society. After being chastized by her friend Fanny, Lenina tells Fanny that she is considering seeing Bernard Marx.
4) Mustapha Mond is the Resident Controller for Western Europe and an Alpha plus. He is of middle height and has black hair. He has a hooked nose, full-red lips, and dark-piercing eyes. Mustapha joins the DHC in explaining the societies ideals.
5) Bernard Marx is an Alpha plus. He works in the Psychology Bureau of the hatchery, creating the hypnopaedia chants. Bernard is smaller than other Alpha pluses because when he was developing, alcohol was added to his blood surrogate. He is extremly smart and his views oppose his societies'. He likes to be alone and also thinks that people should only have one sexual partner. Bernard is attracted to Lenina Crowne and has asked her to accompany him to the Savage Reservation. He doesn't like the way in which other men talk about women, especially Lenina. He believes that Henry and the other men are "idiots."
6) Fanny Crowne is a Beta who works in the bottling room at the hatchery. She is described as being sensible. Fanny is concerned that she may be pregnant. She is a friend of Lenina's and urges her to see other men besides Henry Foster. Fanny also warns Lenina of Bernard Marx's strange reputation.
