The narrator of this novel believes the country is run by the "Combine" and characterizes his peers as "chronics" and "acutes.
The narrator of this novel believes the country is run by the "Combine" and characterizes his peers as "chronics" and "acutes." In this novel, Billy Bibbit commits suicide after being caught with a prostitute at a party. At the end of this novel, Chief Bromden escapes after smothering the protagonist, Randle McMurphy, who has been lobotomized by Nurse Ratched. For 10 points, name this novel set in a mental asylum, written by Ken Kesey.
The narrator of this novel believes the country is run by the "Combine" and characterizes his peers as "chronics" and "acutes.
{One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest}