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A Clockwork Orange  

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A Clockwork Orange For a novel, which empathises betrayal and a dark society full of corruption and immorality, a clockwork orange seems to endorse a remarkable view on such characters in power. Dr Brodsky, Dr Branom and the discharge officer are the ones who empathise these particular themes in this chapter. Dr Brodsky and Dr Branom are responsible for the treatment of the Ludovico technique, which as a result 'cured' Alex. Dr Brodsky is written to be of a very prominent status with abundant power. But what we learn at this point in the novel is how Dr Brodsky uses his power in order to exploit those who are powerless. "He like patted me on the plectho and said: 'Good, good. A very promising start'" Dr Brodsky has a patronising tone in the way he talks to and treats Alex. He treats Alex as if he was like a robot or a...

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