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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.
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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.
Why did Chief Bromden suffocate McMurphy?
"Though Ratched tries to give McMurphy a fate worse than death by having him lobotomized, Bromden dignifies McMurphy by killing him, assuring that McMurphy will always be a symbol of resistance instead of a lingering cautionary tale for future patients on Ratched's ward." -Sparknotes
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
Why is Bromden important in one flew over the cuckoo's nest?
As in the nursery rhyme: One flew east and one flew west and one flew over the cuckoo's nest. The cuckoo's nest can mean a lunatic asylum in the case of this book/film, where the inmates are cuckoo. The story relates how the new arrival, McMurphy, is appalled to see the way the inmates are kept down by Nurse Rachet and is determined to do something about it. So he flies east and Nurse Rachet flies west. And boom boom the feathers fly. The chief (Bromden) is released from his chemical chains with disastrous results. Bromden narrates the events as he saw them as a silent witness, how McMurphy and the Nurse fought for control and what happened afterwards. The chief is the one who flies over the nest.
How long has chief bromden been in the ward?
Chief Bromden has been in the ward for over ten years.
Why didn't mcmurphy escape in one flew into the cuckoo's nest?
McMurphy doesn't escape because he is, in a literary sense, Jesus Christ. From the beginning, McMurphy was a tragic character; the martyr archetype. Like Christ during the last supper, he planned to escape with his Appstles, or the other patients, but the person who was supposed to awaken him before he was to be crusified, failed to do his job. In this novel, the crusifixtion of Christ is portrayed when McMurphy is lobotomized. The religious symbols in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest allow the reader to make predictions about the plotline, however of one does not know the story of Christ, then these parellels are useless. By knowing the journey of Christ, you know that McMurphy will never escape the ward just as Christ never escaped crusifixtion.
One flew over cuckoo's nest What happens at the end of chapter 7?
In chapter 7 of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," McMurphy and the other patients go on a fishing trip with Chief Bromden. McMurphy displays his rebellious and free-spirited nature by taking risks and challenging Nurse Ratched's authority. The chapter ends with a sense of camaraderie and empowerment among the patients as they defy the rules of the institution.
When was Randle McMurphy created?
Randle McMurphy was created in 1962.
How tall is Charles McMurphy?
Charles McMurphy is 6' 1".
Why is the combine threatening to chief bromden?
The Combine threatens Chief Bromden to keep him in line and prevent him from rebelling against their oppressive system. They use intimidation and the fear of being sent to the Disturbed ward to control him. Additionally, they want to maintain their power and ensure that Chief Bromden does not disrupt their authority.
What duties chief administrator has?
the chieft adminstrator is the president, the president has a total of 8 jobs
When was Charles McMurphy born?
Charles McMurphy was born on July 31, 1892, in North Vernon, Indiana, USA.
