h are to degrade the "offender", the latter of the two makes the patients feel inferior to society on account of their sexuality.
             McMurphy is greatly disturbed by the Nurse's antics. He is dissatisfied by the way she treats the patients at the daily Group Meetings. She decrees the patients self esteem so greatly that she furthers them all into a state of depression. McMurphy decides that he's going to take a stand and he bets Harding, a patient who is intel
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