This post restates a lot of this section in the book, but you don't go too in depth about your opinion of how we see this, or what the reader takes fr...

Your insight form being a CNA is really helpful, or rather really interesting as you connect yourself with Ms. Ratched. How you describe the things sh...

While im on the other side of this argument, i do see where your coming from, and think you make strong points. Hoe McMurphy definitely helps the pati...

You giving insight on your own thoughts really brings more to this post. How you give your thoughts on the book, and also giving evidence showing how ...

The first paragraph in this post is great, i think its good that you give us some background and easy to understand facts. I also like the comparison ...

I think your take on the Combine is very interesting. "..the power and control of anyone in authority during any given period of life." That is someth...

I like how you were able to describe these things concisely, we were able to understand what you are saying and describing in less words. And the way ...

Unity is what this post screams to me, I like how you talk about how McMurphy brings them all together in an interesting way, how you bring McMurphy u...

I think your approach in this take is a bit passive aggressive, as if you were actually McMurphy, talking about all of these things. I think this post...

The emotion or wording you use in this post is really helpful. It gives more life to the story if we were only looking through posts and not the book....

I really like this take, since this is also mostly what I had gathered from these first few chapters. The language you use is easy to understand, yet ...

It’s a high probability that patients who are there voluntarily, have an easier way or time to leave the ward, “recovered” or not. And we see that McM...

I think it should be Ms. Ratched. In the eyes of the patients she definitely seems like an evil character. But based on our, or my point of view, she ...

The article seemed pretty accurate as how it was described in the book. It does give some insight on how outside of the ward would've been like. How i...

McMurphys smell might be appealing to Chief since his character is very different from the others. A topic I touched on the last response. I assume on...