One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

was basically written about an Asylum and the powerful Randle Patrick McMurphy, a

patient who would rather be in a Mental Institution than the slammer. In the Asylum he

changed the atmosphere in the ward, he change the thoughts of the what he liked to call

the “loonies”, which were the other mental patients. He also had the willpower to over

Ken Kesey’s use of symbolism in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest changes the

novel itself and the Asylum in to a small universe, which deals with a battle between the

sane and the insane. Which would be, Randle Patrick McMurphy vs. Big Nurse Ratched,

the conformist and the nonconformist. When McMurphy entered the doors of the loony

bin, he changed the lives of almost everybody, whether it was a patient or an employee. I

was not quite sure if his motives and actions were intended for good, or bad. He had

saved the patients from losing their souls. That is one example of a good hero. Without

McMurphy, the other patients would not have been able to stand up for themselves or be

able to appreciate themselves. But, on the other hand, Big Nurse Ratched made

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Approximate Word count = 1112
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)