John proposes marriage to Lenina and declares his love. How does Lenina respond? What is John's reaction? Why is it hard for them to understand each other?

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Explanation:

Both John and Lenina operate in diverse worlds of upbringing. John's regular conversation of his feelings and citing quotes of Shakespeare confuses Lenina, plus she truly understands him after he tells her that he is in love with her. Lenina reacted by getting unclad and trying to kiss john, a naturally expected reaction going by her cultural background. John, on the other hand, reacted initially with shock and then later with rage. He screams, "Wh0re, impudent strumpet," and he tossed her away. While he attempted to slap her, Lenina dashed into the bathroom and shuts the door from where she begged him to return her clothes and personal belongings.