What are some of the major differences between Mustapha Mond and John the Savage ?Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World,
Mustapha Mond, whose first name is an epithet for Mohammed, meaning "the chosen one,"
and whose last name is like the French word for "world," is one of the ten World
Controllers.  John the Savage is from another place called the Reservation. 
Clearly,they are products of two different
worlds.

• John has been born of woman and has
  lived a life in old world values, albeit rather primitive as he has engaged in Indian
  rituals.  Mustapha Mond is a product of the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning
  Center and has been genetically engineered.


• John is not
  willing to sacrifice life's struggles to soma.  Mond has; he says
  that in the New World there are no losses to compensate for and youthful desires never
  fail.


• John wants real ethics; Mond settles for situation
  ethics, contending that without any obstacles to overcome, there is no need for nobility
  and heroism.


• John wants tragedies; Mond says tragedies
  cause social instability.


• John want truth and beauty;
  Mond says, "Universal happiness keeps the wheels steadily turning; truth and beauty
  can't"


• John is a romantic; Mond is a cold
  realist.


• John is not cruel; Mond is.  He refuses to let
  John go to an island like Helmholtz and Bernard because he wants to continue the
  experiment with John.


• John the Savage is truly human;
  Mustapha Mond understands what humanity is and loves to read the Bible and Shakespeare,
  but he is willing to sacrifice his humanity for social
  stability.


• John is trapped; Mond chooses his own
  world.