One character in this novel seeks to make another "come apart at those neat little seams" and introduces himself as a "gambling fool". The antagonist of this novel can control "fog", and is suspected as part of "The Combine". Characters in this novel vote to go on a fishing trip and to watch the World Series. At the conclusion of this novel, Billy'
One character in this novel seeks to make another "come apart at those neat little seams" and introduces himself as a "gambling fool". The antagonist of this novel can control "fog", and is suspected as part of "The Combine". Characters in this novel vote to go on a fishing trip and to watch the World Series. At the conclusion of this novel, Billy's suicide sparks an attack on Nurse Ratched, who then orders the lobotomy of a character ultimately smothered by Chief Bromden. For 10 points, name this novel about Randall McMurphy's rebellion in a mental hospital in Oregon, by Ken Kesey.
One character in this novel seeks to make another "come apart at those neat little seams" and introduces himself as a "gambling fool".
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest