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The research paper aims to analyze the trauma of individuals in a dystopian order. The visions of dystopian order are presented mostly in the science fictions where individuality, freedom, and emotional values are sacrificed for the stability and superficial happiness. The individuality of humans is compromised for the sake of a presumed order peopled by genetically engineered higher primates. In this order there are different categories of types, not rounded individuals. The paper explores the trauma of individuals living in such a world with reference to the different character of Huxley's novel The Brave New World. The characters like Bernard Max, Helmholtz Watson and John respond differently as they belong to different types of the order. A dystopian society, contrary to the utopian society which depicts the ideal perfect society, is an imaginary world that showcase oppression, suffering, and loss of individuality and portrayed as a warning sign of future danger in society. Genetic engineering is done to code values into an individual to form stability, through genetic coding and decoding of gene is achieved to shape future and suppress human emotions. The psychological barrier is there between the character and their vision to achieve a ideal world of happiness. The plight of these individuals reveals the dehumanizing effect of society that prioritizes the pleasure over individuality. This paper argues that The Brave New World a societal and psychological consequences of eradicating individuality and freedom in pursuit of technology and social expectations.