He serves as a contrast to McMurphy regarding effeminate traits, especially Harding’s “pretty face” and “long and white and dainty hands” (20).
He mainly foreshadows McMurphy’s fate. He permanently stands in a crucifixion pose with his palms nailed against the wall.
He was once a rebellious patient, and he serves as an example for what will happen if a patient goes against the ward.
He mainly foreshadows McMurphy’s fate. He permanently stands in a crucifixion pose with his palms nailed against the wall.
He was once a rebellious patient, and he serves as an example for what will happen if a patient goes against the ward.