One character in this novel, George Sorensen, always washes his hands in the water fountain, and after being caught sleeping with the prostitute Candy Starr, another character slits his own throat.
One character in this novel, George Sorensen, always washes his hands in the water fountain, and after being caught sleeping with the prostitute Candy Starr, another character slits his own throat. The character who compares a meeting to a "pecking party" arranges for Billy Bibbit to lose his virginity to Candy. He tries to undermine "The Combine" and becomes lobotomized. Chief Bromden suffocates Randle McMurphy out of compassion in, for 10 points, what novel about an Oregon mental hospital by Ken Kesey?
One character in this novel, George Sorensen, always washes his hands in the water fountain, and after being caught sleeping with the prostitute Candy Starr, another character slits his own throat.
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