Next, the students are taken to the Bottling Room where the eggs are taken from test tubes and put into bottles. knows his name and he is involved with developing the process in which to increase the number of buds produced by each egg. He seems to be an Alpha who has a supervisory position. Foster who works in the Fertilization Room. Only 96 embryos can be processed from each egg. The Bokanovsky Process cannot be implemented forever. The students are told the flaw in the Bokanovsky Process is its limits. By having 96 identical twins doing the identical job this allows the twins to have a sense of purpose and that they are exemplifying the World State motto of 'Community, Identity, Stability.' The problems of individuality are solved by having a set version of Gammas, Deltas, and Epsilons. tells him that this method promotes the stability of the society. what was advantageous about this procedure. Each of these people made from one egg will be identical to each other. These in turn will become embryos and from those embryos will eventually grow up to 96 adults. explains the Bokanovsky Process to the students as a process in which an egg will bud, then multiply, and finally divide until they form anywhere between eight to 96 buds. The Gammas, Deltas and Epsilons are brought out of the incubators and put through the Bokanovsky Process. After fertilization he tells them how the Alphas and Betas are kept in incubation until they are bottled. The first room he shows them is the Fertilization Room where the ova are being fertilized by the gametes. The students are in awe of being shown the facility by the D.H.C., as he is called. The year is 632 AF and a group of students are being shown through the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Center by the Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning for Central London.

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