Even though it seems that the ward is evil and sadistic, many of the people inside have some compassion toward one another. During the incident where Cheswick drowned, McMurphy did his best to save his friend, and even the black boys attempted to save him. In a rare change of events, Big Nurse shows some humanity when she allows McMurphy to pass on his EST treatment. She asks him if he is ashamed of what he did the previous day, when he got into a fight with the black boys. He tells her that he is not, and ends up with three more EST treatments. Nevertheless, her leniency is a clear sign of her unexpected kindness toward McMurphy.

All in all, the ward possesses aspects of both humanity and inhumanity. Big Nurse is a prime example of a dictator with a sadistic attitude, and if anything gets out of hand, she’ll solve the problem. Unfortunately, man’s inhumanity to man does not stop at the ward. It occurs throughout the world, almost constantly. People need to realize the impact that they have on th

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