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    recede when he’s more coherent. That is the first noticeable change by Bromden because of the receding hallucinations when McMurphy enters the ward. The next step towards Bromdens self realization is his awareness of the outside and watches the dog through the window. It shows he can conceive of existence outside of the institution‚ as he could not before. McMurphy is a catalyst for this change. The paranoia and hallucinations the Chief suffers from‚ which center on hidden machines

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    narrator‚ but rather McMurphy‚ a con-man and gambler who fixes his way out of hard labor and into a seemingly cushy hospital setting. Little does he realize he just signed his freedom away to Gestapo dressed as nurses. From the moment he steps into the hospital his freedom is questioned. The nurses acting as dictators‚ especially Nurse Ratched‚ try to take complete control of every patient‚ of every aspect‚ and the more one struggles the harder their life becomes. For McMurphy what is a challenge

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    messages the movie relays outweigh the positive‚ I believe this movie gave a good overall perception (whether that be good or bad) on what life in an state hospital may be like. Throughout the movie my feelings grew toward one particular character (McMurphy). Although I think this character was impersonating that he had a psychological disorder‚ I admired the way he treated the other patients. McMurphy’s attempt to encourage the other patients made the movie well worth watching. Many of the patients

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    Unlike McMurphy‚ Simon does not revel his isolation and instead chooses to isolate himself further by wandering into the forest wilderness and away from the rest of the group. Simon’s seizures and shyness lead to the other older boys ignoring him when he does try

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    References: - Baksh‚ I. nd. “Education and equality of Opportunity in Trinidad and Tobago.” Caribbean Sociology‚ Edited by Christine Barrow and Rhoda Reddock‚ 2001. Ian Randle Publishers - Beckford‚ G - Best‚ Lloyd. 2001. Race‚ Class and Ethnicity: A Caribbean Interpretation. The Third Annual Jagan Lecture presented at York University - Brathwaite‚ E.K - Brathwaite‚ L. 1953. “Social Stratification in Trinidad‚” Introduction

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    One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest demonstrates a particularly recalcitrant person‚ McMurphy‚ whose sanity symbolized by his outspoken merriment‚ ‚ and utter confidence stands in dissimilarity to what Ken Kesey implies ironically and catastrophically is an insane institution controlled by Nurse Ratched. The insanity of the institution is foregrounded when a man‚ Maxwell Taber‚ who asks a simple question‚ is tortured and rendered inhuman; although‚ it is not the case in Part One‚ Chapter Fifteen. It

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    character is R.P McMurphy who is transferred from the Pendleton Work Farm to the mental hospital. The head nurse Ms.Ratched is a character who represents authority. The arrival of McMurphy with his personality and rebellious ways interrupt the hospitals stability‚ by questioning authority. Creating rivalry between the two and unfolding the traumatic story. The patients in the story are simply having trouble in coping with the problems and stresses thrown at them by society. McMurphy refuses to adapt

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    the staff. The first thing that McMurphy notices about the ward is that the Big Nurse emasculates and weakens the men. He calls her a "ball-cutter" (p. 58)‚ and Harding agrees. In other words‚ the ward is like a matriarchal society which castrates men. This is graphically symbolized by the death of Rawler‚ who commits suicide by castrating himself and bleeding to death. In a less literal manner‚ this is what is happening to all the patients. In contrast‚ McMurphy is totally open about sex and enjoys

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    hospital through his descriptions of the oppressed and the oppressors‚ in and out of his medicated state. For example‚ he notices that there is a higher power above Nurse Ratchet‚ which symbolizes society‚ whom he calls the “Combine”. When he speaks to McMurphy for the very first time‚ he says “they (the Combine) start as quick as they see you’re gonna be big and go to working and installing their filthy machinery when you’re little‚ and keep on and one and on till you’re fixed!” This shows that he believes

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    us to not overlook his hallucinations; he basically wants us to look deeper into what he sees. Chapter 3: “Who’s the bull-goose loony here?” Page 18 This quote is said by McMurphy to the patients in the ward. He wanted to know who was the one in charge; the leader of the loony’s‚ the craziest out of all of them. McMurphy has a personality of

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