One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

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and make sure everyone is doing what they're scheduled to do. They cause a lot of trouble with all the patients especially McMurphy. 2. The doctor: Another of Ratchets henchmen. She won't allow him to think for himself until McMurphy come in and changes the way the doctor thinks. 3. Harding: Another one of the patients on the ward. He's not to sure of the motives behind Randall McMurphy. 4. Candy: An old friend of McMurphy's who takes the guys on a fishing trip and the party to end the book and Billy Bibbits life. Candy is considered to be a whore.

III. List and describe 3 important settings: 2-3 sentences each.

1. The day room: This is where most of the book takes place. It's not a very pleasant place with the patients staring off into blank space with monotone background music that they've all learned to ignore. 2. The game room: This is where Randall hustles the patients out of cigarettes while playing cards and gambling on everything. This room was once used as a storage room ...

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through gambling and other ways, but he felt that it was just the price they paid for so much joy back in these peoples lives. The patients didn't particularly mind either. They felt that the small amount McMurphy was taking was well worth what he was giving. In the end it finally took a fishing trip and one last party to make the patients realize that they where still men inside. Most of the acute patients decided to leave the ward and venture off into the world by themselves. Chief Bromden felt that there would be one more thing that needed to be dealt with before he would leave, and that was what was to happen to McMurphy. He had been sent to another ward. When he came back, he had ...

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