This man persuades his superiors to allow him to watch the World Series at a time when television isn't supposed to be on.
The dress of the first girl this character had sex with is still stuck in a tree outside his former house. This man asks if he will get a crown of thorns while on a cross-shaped table, and he convinces Spivey and the prostitute Candy to take him and his friends on a ($) fishing trip. This man persuades his superiors to allow him to watch the World Series at a time when television isn't supposed to be on. This character is unable to lift a control panel, unlike his roommate, a Native American that (*) pretends to be deaf- mute who smothers him at the end of the novel in which he appears. His most violent action is prompted by the suicide of the stuttering Billy Bibbit, and this character is lobotomized after trying to strangle Nurse Ratched. For ten points, identify this protagonist of Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
The dress of the first girl this character had sex with is still stuck in a tree outside his former house.
{Randle} {McMurphy}