The narrator of this novel believes the place where he lives runs a fog machine and calls society's means of keeping people in line "The Combine".
The narrator of this novel believes the place where he lives runs a fog machine and calls society's means of keeping people in line "The Combine". And later reveals he is not really deaf by voting to watch the World Series in a group meeting. One character in this novel has a neurotic obsession with cleanliness, George Sorenson. And other characters include the articulate, closeted homosexual, Harding, and the  stuttering, mother-dominated Billy Bibbit. Chief Bromden narrates the tale of patients of the psychiatric ward in, FTP, what novel in which con man Randle McMurphy fights the tyrannical rule of Nurse Ratched  by Ken Kesey?
The narrator of this novel believes the place where he lives runs a fog machine and calls society's means of keeping people in line "The Combine".
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest