Harry Lloyd as Bernard Marx, an A+ who works as a counselor.

Jessica Brown Findlay as Lenina Crowne, a technician who works at the Hatchery.

In the aftermath, the New London AI (Indra) now embodied in John's now ex-bestfriend (Bernard) is free to perhaps make the citizens of The Savage Lands a little less 'savage', and John's now ex-girlfriend (Lenina) is promoted to perhaps make New London a little more 'savage'.

He does this by disrupting its morally questionable caste system, although he never recognises his responsibility for this or any previous consequence.

She wishes a better life for her son, but John's flippant influence infects and ultimately destroys New London society.

His mother facilitates their escape but dies in the process. The series unfolds around a man (John) flawed in his relationships, transitioning from The Savage Lands whose citizens survive by entertaining New London, to New London, whose citizens live or serve an anti-monogamous, anti-solipsistic hedonistic existence. The series 'imagines a utopian society that has achieved peace and stability through the prohibition of monogamy, privacy, money, family and history itself.' In an update of the original novel, an artificial intelligence system named Indra also connects citizens via a wireless network.

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