The antagonist of this novel is attacked and rendered mute in the aftermath of Billy's suicide, leading to McMurphy's lobotomy.
In this book, one character commits suicide by castrating himself on a toilet. That event occurs simultaneously with the narrator's dream about rust pouring out of Old Blastic's body. One character, who is ashamed of his beautiful hands, saves Sefelt when he has a seizure during sex with Candy. The antagonist's "fog" fails to prevent the narrator's vote for watching the World Series or going on a fishing trip. The antagonist of this novel is attacked and rendered mute in the aftermath of Billy's suicide, leading to McMurphy's lobotomy. For 10 points, name this novel that ends with Chief Bromden's escape from a psychiatric hospital run by Nurse Ratched, written by Ken Kesey.
In this book, one character commits suicide by castrating himself on a toilet.
{One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest}