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    This is the central conflict of the novel. McMurphy‚ who has moved around a lot during his life‚ taking many jobs‚ never marrying‚ and living by his wits‚ has managed to escape the corroding influence of the Combine. He is ideally suited to get the men in the ward to see what they have lost‚ and to

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    from the fog‚ but later on Bromden begins to realize the implications of McMurphy’s actions and intentions. Bromden realizes that McMurphy does not want Bromden and the patients to be hiding in fear and protecting themselves from what they are afraid of‚ he wants them to fight back‚ take responsibility of their lives‚ and be the men that they have the ability to be. McMurphy wants to pull them away from their comfort zone‚ and at first it scares Bromden‚ but the fog gradually starts to fade away and

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    It is a humans basic function to inspire. In One Flew Over the Cuckoos’s Nest by Ken Kesey and K-PAX directed by Iain Softley. Prot and McMurphy‚ both‚ inspire the patients. Both pieces of literature involved a psychiatric hospital and the main character in both K-PAX and in One Flew Over the Cuckoos’s Nest changed the one the institutions were run in positive ways. Also‚ the patients in both hospitals were more aware of themselves and were able to stand up for themselves. In both K-PAX and One Flew

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    In the book‚ “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ the main character‚ Chief Broom‚ is talking about the blacks orderlies are hateful and think that he can’t hear. As he is mopping the floors in the asylum‚ he comes in contact with a lady they call “Big Nurse”. You really never know how she is going to react at any moment‚ but when she does it’s not going to be good. Whenever the author talks about how Chief is in the closet hiding from the orderlies and thinking back on when him and his father went

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    requirement. They chose to play a certain role‚ so that they would get no closer to punishable treatment. The patients eventually manipulate the ward under the illusion of their mental illnesses. But it wasn’t until the arrival of the protagonist Randal McMurphy. The mental hospital was at a stagnant state before his appearance. He came into the ward so open and confident with his state of mind. It inspired the patients and competed with Ratched’s control. The fog machine during the group meetings is another

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    one he used to shield himself from other people and from reality. When McMurphy argues with Big Nurse about watching the World Series‚ the fog rolls in heavy and surrounds Bromden‚ but one of the things he sees in the fog is his father‚ who he tends to associate with nature because his childhood was surrounded by the natural world. After this‚ Chief continues through a dream-sequence with the fog all around‚ but when McMurphy calls for a vote‚ he manages to push through the fog and raise his hand

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    and freedom‚ a disaster occurs and the freedomer leaves. In Cuckoo’s Nest‚ Randall McMurphy is this person. He tries to help the patients by allowing them to stand up for themselves. This change helps people to either stand up or return living with restrictions. Nurse Ratched‚ the antagonist of Cuckoo’s Nest sends the patients who rebel to the Electroshock Therapy room. As means of something‚ this causes McMurphy to be even angrier towards her which sends him to get a lobotomy. This is Cuckoo’s Nest’s

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    the fog is being lifted now; thereby‚ allowing him to come out of hiding and appreciate natural beauty (pg. 162). He manages to say‚ “thank you” (pg. 217) to McMurphy after he offers him gum‚ thereby conveying the message that he is gaining confidence in himself. The Chief having acquired full potential and strength‚ with the help of McMurphy manages to break through the wall and escape into freedom (pg. 324). All these instances just prove that he was never mentally ill. The hospital’s environment

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    “One flew over the cuckoos nest” Is based on conformity. Is this more dangerous than not? What can the characters loose if they choose to do so? If they then choose‚ what is at stake for they’re lives and future? Even if they where to choose from the above‚ would that still help them in the long run while occupying the asylum? There are many different ways to go about this‚ I’ve given you a few examples. Members of society amongst the ward are faced with blending in‚ conforming. But what is the

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    themes‚ and the motif of laughter. The situational irony for Chief Bromden in the beginning portrays his initial way of going about in the mental hospital. Chief Bromden is the largest man in the building‚ and yet he has the least amount of power. McMurphy comments on the way that Nurse Ratched seems to cut off power from the patients. He relates her to the “people who try to make you weak so they can get you to toe the line‚ to follow their rules‚ to live like they want you to” (Kesey 57). This

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