Fanny Crowne
Fanny is Lenina’s friend and workplace confidante.
The book
Who they are in the book
Spoiler-freeFanny is Lenina’s friend and workplace confidante. She advises Lenina to avoid exclusive attachment, take soma, and follow accepted sexual behavior. Her motivation is conventional concern: she believes conformity protects Lenina from unhappiness and suspicion. Her later fate is not given.
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