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Bernard Marx dislikes Henry Foster primarily due to Foster's confidence and social ease, which starkly contrast with Bernard's own feelings of inadequacy and alienation within the highly structured society of the World State. Foster embodies the values of the society that Bernard feels disconnected from, particularly in his relationships and casual attitudes toward intimacy. Additionally, Bernard's resentment is fueled by Foster's romantic interest in Lenina Crowne, whom Bernard also desires, intensifying his feelings of jealousy and frustration.

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