The Character of Chief Bromden in Ken Keseys One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest :: One Flew Over Cuckoos Nest

Chief Bromden, a tall American-Indian tongueless is the central character that symbolizes the transmute end-to-end the text and also throughout society. Ken Keseys One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest uses this character that is subject to falsify as the narrator event though his perceptions can non be fully trusted.   ab initio the hospital ward is run as if it was a prison ward, but from the turn the brawling, gambling McMurphy sets foot on the ward it is identified that he is button to cause havoc and provide change for the patients. McMurphy becomes a leader, a the Nazarene like figure and the other patients are his disciples. The person who is objective to bear in mind to his teachings at first is Chief Bromden (often called Bromden), but then he realizes that he is there to save them and joins McMurphy and the Acutes (meaning that they have possibility for rehabilitation and release) in the witness against Nurse Ratched, a bureaucratic woman who is the pro tagonist of the story, and the Combine (or society).   Chief Bromden hallucinates the defile machine and Air Raids. They represent his mental clarity, it comes when he is less inactive and recedes when hes more coherent. That is the first noticeable change by Bromden because of the receding hallucinations when McMurphy enters the ward McMurphy usurps his power to change through charisma.   By chapter 7 there is a small but subtle change to Bromden, he decides to go to eternal rest without taking the little red capsule, it seems as though he wishes to delineate McMurphy. McMurphy is not taken in, by the Combine so Chief Bromden thinks by not taking the capsule he can perhaps escape the Combine and its power. Although he has a rather gruesome dream, whereby he sees one of the other patients, Blastic, be hung up on a hook and cut open. He thinks Blastic is cosmos used as an experiment. Then Turkle, the night guard wakes Bromden. It is understood by the respon der that Bromden has been taking the red capsule for a long clock time and suddenly to go Cold Turkey, that is why he had such a wild dream. It does not definitely mean that he is crazy.   The vote for the change in schedule, so the patients could watch the World Series is a turning point for Bromden, as its the first time he reasserts himself as a functioning person.