Christ, both a revel and mentor who in the end is “crucified” by one of his own apostles.

Nurse Ratched who was the devil stood for many years between the inmates and their

sanity. Finally Billy Bibbit who symbolized Judas, he also represented insecurity and fear

The newest inmate in a mental institute is a man called Randle Patric McMurphy,

he is the ultimate rebel who is shown in the novel as a modern-day version of Christ.

Since the first time that McMurphy was first introduced he showed that he was not

willing to be controlled by neither the nurses nor the black boys, the reason for this was

that the Combine never controlled him. After becoming the “head of the inmates” he

shakes everyone’s hand the same way and threats Vegetables, Acutes and Chronics

equally. This action can be compared to the one of Christ that even knowing that he was

superior to all humankind he bowed and showed himself as an equal. McMurphy meets

the Chief, an Indian man who was known by everyone as deaf and dumb. And after only

came to the ward, taught them and died for them just like Christ who taught us and died

woman that went as far as leaving her femininity for power and in the novel she was

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