... with the motif of invisibility. Chief becomes invisible right from the start of the novel, he believes that "[people] can't tell so much about you if you got your eye's closed."(pg 4). Chief's lack of sight depicts that society influence's individuals so much until they are unable to physically see their own sense of uniqueness. Individuals are literally forced ... up for himself even though he is a six-foot-eight giant. Kesey then contrasts Chief with McMurphy. McMurphy's appearance is one aspect of his character, he has "red[hair] with long red sideburns". By making McMurphy redheaded...

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... . These hints are brought out through redundant repetition of obvious connections that can be made to elicit the house as a human mind. Repeating descriptions referring to the windows as "vacant eye-like windows" portraying the house as an actual face, but looking deeper it is interpreted that the house is actually symbolic to a mind as "through two luminous windows saw spirits ... of a now deranged person crumbles into the depths, all as the narrator flees in terror for his own sanity. Throughout this occurrence Poe elicits terror through the addition of a blood red moon, and a tumultuo...

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