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1.What’s it going to be then, eh?This question appears several timesin the book, at the beginnings of Parts 1, 2, and 3, as well asat the beginning of the final chapter. Besides helping to underscorethe symmetry of the novel’s structure, this phrase reinforces someof the central themes of the novel, including the inviolabilityof individual moral choice and the necessity of commitment in life.Alex first asks this question to himself and his friends, as theyplan ahead for a night of crime.

Throughout Part One, Alex is confrontedwith a choice between being good and being evil. At this point,the question is an authentic one, as both options represent equallyvalid alternatives. In Part Two, however, Alex is not in the positionto ask this question himself. Having convicted him of murder, theState restricts his options and revokes his right to determine hisown behavior. The government is now the only entity that can authenticallyask the question. Choosing his path for him, the State selects Alexto undergo conditioning to kill his capacity to consider sociallyunacceptable courses of action.Neutered of his free will, Alex loses the power to makemeaningful choices. The question as it appears in Part Three, then,is an empty one, since Alex’s conditioning has restricted him toa single option.

Without the power of self-determination, Alex loseshis identity as a human being. Alex becomes a mechanized thing,and therefore becomes vulnerable to being used in others’ schemesfor power. Faced with the prospect of being either a good thingor a dead man, Alex chooses the latter and attempts suicide. Alexis unsuccessful. However, the government subsequently chooses to eradicatehis conditioning, and Alex once again regains the capacity for evil.Despite his returned propensity for evil, the novel claims that,without the power to choose one’s own path of action, any humanbehavior remains meaningless.