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
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