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Randle McMurphy is in the mental hospital primarily to avoid serving a prison sentence for his criminal behavior, particularly for assault. He believes that being in a mental institution will be more comfortable than prison. However, once there, he quickly realizes that the oppressive environment and the authoritarian control of Nurse Ratched challenge his rebellious spirit and desire for freedom. His presence in the ward ultimately serves as a catalyst for the other patients to confront their own fears and the institution's constraints.
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How did mcmurphy help chieft bromden?
McMurphy helps Chief Bromden by inspiring him to rediscover his voice and stand up against the oppressive hospital staff. McMurphy's rebellious actions empower Chief Bromden to reclaim his sense of self and find the courage to assert his own identity. Through their friendship, Bromden gains confidence and begins to challenge the dehumanizing conditions of the mental institution.
Why was Hanna in a mental hospital with Alison?
They weren't in a mental hospital. When Hannah was in the hospital, she had a dream and Allison was in it.
When does McMurphy discover that the Chief Bromden can hear?
It happens the same night Bromden has the nightmare; McMurphy tells Bromden one of the aides is coming for him, and in response Bromden jumps in fright, implying that he really heard McMurphy and that he really isn't deaf.
When was Lakeside Mental Hospital created?
Lakeside Mental Hospital was created in 1877.
When was Aradale Mental Hospital created?
Aradale Mental Hospital was created in 1865.
When did Aradale Mental Hospital end?
Aradale Mental Hospital ended in 1993.
When was Gladesville Mental Hospital created?
Gladesville Mental Hospital was created in 1838.
What is the name of the mental hospital in Halloween the movie?
Smith Grove Mental Hospital.
What are the release dates for Mental Hospital - 1953?
Mental Hospital - 1953 was released on: USA: 1953
What is the difference between a marriage and a mental hospital?
Mental hospital is where the married people mend their ways.
Why was Alison's sister in a mental hospital?
Because she was mental
What happened to the chief Bromden?
Chief Bromden is a half Indian narrator in Ken Kessey's 1959 novel,One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest, which is set in a mental institute in Oregon (first published in 1962). Bromden has been in the asylum since the end of WWII and pretends to be a deaf-mute.In the book Bromden recounts the story of the book's anti-hero, Randall Patrick McMurphy, who has been transfered from prison, after being convicted of battery, to the asylum. McMurphy rebels against the system and against one person in particular, Nurse Ratched. After a series of incidents and escapades which results in McMurphy assaulting Ratched after her bullying causes a patient to commit suicide, McMurphy is dragged off by orderlies. He then reappears as a vegetable, having been forced to undergo a lobotomy.Bromden realises that if the other patients see McMurphy in this state that Ratched will have defeated him and succeeded in demoralizing the other patients who were only beginning to assert themselves as men because of McMurphy's influence.Bromden takes the heavy decision to suffocate McMurphy with a pillow as he sleeps and thereby spare him the indignity of serving for the rest of his life as an example of what happens to those who buck the system.Bromden then escapes the asylum by smashing a window and returns to his tribe's lands along the Columbia River
