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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest- Ken Kesey's Characterization Of Women

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Although described as an attractive arousing lady, she is a power hungry monster, trying to hide her sexuality under her uniform. She drives to control the ward, even overpowering Dr. Spivey, finding his morphine weakness. She is opposed to male sexuality in its entirety, and thinks upon it as evil. Her only weakness is her own sexuality, and falls prey to it when McMurphy strips her clothes off, and she becomes powerless...
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Her only weakness is her own sexuality, and falls prey to it when McMurphy strips her clothes off, and she becomes powerless. Another figure of female dominance is Billy Bibbit's mother. She visualizes Billy, at 31 years old; still to be an adolescent probably because of his stuttering. She has controlled him all his life, and because of that, does not trust him as an adult...
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