I really enjoy the different perspective from mine. I believe the opposite about who will win the battle, but when reading your response I really unde...

For the overall running and day to day life of the ward, I believe that The Big Nurse is winning. She is controlling and she knows what she is talking...

Great examples given that relate to both the book and the article. I was able to follow your train of thought and was interested in the last paragraph...

I think that it was very interesting to read about Dix in the middle of the 1800s. She advocated for those that lived in psychiatric facilities and fo...

When McMurphy enters the ward, he is coming from the fields. All sweaty and dirty. I think that this is the smell that the Chief associates with him. ...

Because Chief has been in the ward for so long, time must be different for him. When he talks about time and how he perceives it, it seems very differ...

I like your use of McMurphy in paragraph 2. It really shows how he differs from others in the institution and how Chief believes him to be. Your use o...

Acutes, as stated on page 15, are “sick enough to be fixed.” They are the people that are still able to function and will someday be allowed out of th...