I think it isn't different, just evolved. People don't outright say something, or that it's embarrassing; I feel it mostly has to do with the tone of ...

I agree with your post. I have had some people I know fall ill to alcoholism and it's scary. I also agree with what you said about moderation. Alcohol...

I can definitely relate to your post. I could not work at a Mcdonald's and be as fast-paced if we didn't have the technology that we do today. I also ...

I would give up TikTok. Or even social media in general. I've noticed myself becoming dependent on the dopamine that watching those short, humorous vi...

I really like your points about how Chief has paranoia, also the fact that he can smell change but not quite place why he smells it rather than feelin...

I like your points about how Chief seems to see things in a different way, how could that affect his view on McMurphy? Is it reliable?

In this section, the reader learns that most of the patients that enter the Ward are by choice, not because they were committed. McMurphy was original...

I like the nuance in the last sentence of your post, it adds depth to the possible outcomes of the story. I wonder what it would be like if the patien...

I like your insight on Ms. Ratched, she is definitely separating the patients rather than trying to bring them together. It is quite cruel actually. Y...

I like your insight on Cheif's mental illness, although I'm not sure if it's schizophrenia or not. What other illnesses do you think he may have?

I like your take on this question, although I disagree about Ms. Ratched trying to ensure peace- I believe she is trying to make them miserable, maybe...

If McMurphy wins the battle it would be better for everyone in the ward. McMurphy brings the Chronics and the Acutes together in a way the audience ha...

In the time frame that One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s nest takes place, mental illness was a disease that was not very well known in the medical industry....

I like your point about McMurphy, his unbreakable spirit has potential to creating change in the ward for the future.

This paranoid schizophrenia might actually be the case, Chief does seem to be overreacting and what he tells us seems vague.