In “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” by Ken Kesey, Randle Patrick McMurphy helps the men in the ward to overcome their fear of the world they live in. One morning, as the men in the ward are eating, McMurphy is laughing and talking throughout the entire breakfast. Chief Bromden says, “He’s being the clown, working at getting some of the guys to laugh” (Kesey 98). The other men on the ward are anguis

In the novel “Sula” by Toni Morrison, the main character Sula’s illicit behavior and attitudes toward men cause the women of the community to love their husbands more. Sula sleeps with the women’s husbands and has no regard for them, basically using them for sex and leaving them. Because of Sula’s promiscuity the women begin to think differently, “So the women, to justify their own judgment, cherished their men more, soothed the pride and vanity Sula had bruised” (Morrison 115). By seeing the way Sula treats men, the women become furious. Sula allows them to realize that they should treat their husbands better. Although she does not exemplify morals appropriate for her time, she inadvertently improves the lives of many people throughout the community.

hed and have not been in contact with someone who is trying to lift their spirits. McMurphy talks to the men as if they are not in an institution at all, but rather like they are normal people. Through McMurph

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