How does Linda's relationship with John illustrate the costs of nonconformity and motherhood?

How does Linda's relationship with John illustrate the costs of nonconformity and motherhood?

• A. Linda's inability to fit World State norms and her later soma dependence reveal the precariousness of motherhood and the consequences of nonconformity.
• B. Linda is celebrated as the ideal mother in the World State.
• C. Linda becomes a World Controller.
• D. Linda rejects soma completely and is socially accepted.

Answer: (A)