The main enemy of this character is a man who wears Moby Dick boxers and owns a deck of cards each with their own sexual position.
The main enemy of this character is a man who wears Moby Dick boxers and owns a deck of cards each with their own sexual position. One of this character's so-called successes is Maxwell Taber, and the African-American Mr. Turkle is one of this character's subordinates. In one scene, this character reads a newspaper article about the danger of oceans to defer characters from going on a fishing trip. This figure runs a voting session on whether or not to watch the World Series, but it prompts a protest viewing of a blank screen by Dale Harding. After sleeping with Candy, Billy Bibbit commits suicide when this character threatens to tell his mother what happened. As a result of that power struggle, she loses her voice and her power when Randle McMurphy grabs her throat. For 10 points, name this monomaniacal nurse from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
The main enemy of this character is a man who wears Moby Dick boxers and owns a deck of cards each with their own sexual position.
Nurse Ratched [prompt on "Big Nurse"]