"Now he's nailed against the wall in the same shape, arms out, palms cupped, with the same horror on his face" (Kesey 14). ... This is just one of the many examples in the novel, One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey, which is similar to an event that happened in Biblical times. ... (Kesey 99). ... After losing he says, "I tried though I sure as hell did that much" (Kesey 121). ... There is irony to Ken Kesey and the book he writes, because although his book has many different Christian references; he did not exactly lead a "Christian" life. ...

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Such result of the tools is best exemplified in the characters and development in the novel THE CUCKOO"S NEST by Ken Kesey. ... And thus using a universal figure many people can relate to Kesey is able to make the novel more powerful. ...

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Randle Patrick McMurphy exhibits many of the same characteristics typical to Jesus Christ throughout Ken Kesey's novel, One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest. However many of the similarities the two of them share are meant to be taken humorously or symbolically. The life of Christ consists of a common m...

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Impersonation God is powerful: all-seeing and all-knowing. He knows the number of hairs on a person's head. He is the Creator, and all things of this earth are His; He is sovereign. He casts judgment on the people and punishes them how He sees fit. In the novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's N...

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