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Society is governed by a set of rules and laws that help to maintain order and efficiency. However, the rules and laws that are set may be given by one person and is not acceptable by society or an individual. This could lead to challenging authority and becoming an individual and not a statistic in society. Ken Kesey's novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, one of the main characters, Randle McMurphy, defies all the rules given once entering the mental hospital. In doing so, he challenges Nurse

By having possibly the most un-maternal character in the novel be motherly, condescendingly consoling McMurphy, it is taking the unwoman-ly characteristics that Ratched has and still forcing them into a maternal box. Even in the Combine, “...Big Nurse is merely a token woman doing the... dirty work” and by learning and then acknowledging Ratched’s role, that is somewhat forced, in the patriarchy under the guise of a matriarchy, the audience is then able to connect that even if we

sustainability has taken them. Through the stories of people who have applied sustainability to things they are passionate about, I have realized that we do not have to change our values to be sustainable. Sustainable living can be achieved when we combine our passions with sustainability. Elizabeth Mrema is passionate about law, and has an expertise in environmental law. She explains how environmental law has developed, and how governments must change the way they protect the environment. The government

mechanical imagery associated with her, and shows that she is a part of the combine, and could also suggest that she “ratchets” patients into conformity. Her name sounding like the word “wretched” further suggests that she is

the old Once-ler man to speak for the truffled trees. But firstly, the similarities between the two poems are that they are both nonsense poems and they both uses nonsense made up or combine words. For example, one of the combine word in Jabberwocky is slithy, slithy is made up of silly and filthy, and one of the combine word from the lorax is rippulous, rippulous is made of pond and ripples. Some other similarities between the poems

DC Chemistry Co. Memo To: Oliver P. Bivalve, President of CBOFA From: John Student cc: Ms. Chemistry Teacher Date: March 24, 2017 Re: Chesapeake Bay Ocean Acidification Report The data from our experimental design supports the idea that the pH in the Chesapeake Bay is decreasing and becoming acidic. Our team used the following materials to test this idea: ● 3- 100 mL beakers ● 1 jar with a lid ● 1 graduated cylinder ● 1 mortar and pestle ● 50 mL of tap water ● 50 mL of seawater ● pH paper ●

Sweet Potato Pecan Pie Recipe This pie recipe combines the flavors of sweet potato and pralines. Feel free to try any flavor praline, and be sure to top with whipped cream for an extra decadent Sweet Potato Pecan Pie holiday dessert. Sweet Potato Pecan Pie Ingredients 1 pre-made Sweet Pie shell (9" to 12") 4 large eggs 1 egg white, lightly beaten 2 tsp ground ginger 1 1/2 pounds sweet potatoes 1 tbsp vegetable oil 4 pralines in your favorite flavor (Original Creole, Rum or Chocolate) 1/4 cup water

together stories to illustrate an overall theme, they can be compared to Ovid’s work. One modern work that resembles Metamorphoses could be the TV show; Family Guy. This animated sitcom puts a comic spin on the traditional household television show and combines multiple stories to illustrate a mutual theme. This

novel comes in different forms. It is evident that McMurphy and Nurse Ratched struggle for power throughout the story. However, it seems that there are also other forms of power in this novel. As Chief sees it even the entire world, known as the Combine, has a power itself. As the story goes on, it becomes clear as to why Kesey has included the theme of power in this story; it is to show that power is not just masculinity and authorization, it could be someone’s voice, or the act of isolating the

The powerful novel One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, by Ken Kelsey highlights the functionalism of society along with the themes of conformity and power. The central interpretation made was that of the division between 1950’s mainstream America and that of the emerging counter culture. The term ‘counterculture’ depicts cultural events and movements, mostly formed by the upcoming generation. Society in the 1950’s is portrayed in the text by the different roles of characters, the nurses and patients