Point Counter Point is possibly Huxley's most ambitious and accomplished novel and the one that gave the greatest international fame, since it gives a literary form to the musical counterpoint, alternating simultaneous actions that advance in parallel and demonstrating that this is possible and works in a novel. It thus becomes the personal story of many characters that intersect. In a way, the novel recounts the life trajectory of Rampión, a character who shares some characteristics with the writer D.H. Lawrence, but it is a choral novel whose greatest merit is to be a faithful reflection of a society full of contradictions and injustices, the England of the interwar period.