I rated McMurphy on the scale as a three towards the slave morality. I rated him since he values the classic traits of kindness, humility, and sympathy for others. In the movie McMurphy is always being humble to the other patients and never downing on them because of their disabilities. Another reason for this rating is because he tries to protect the weak as in the other patients. He pushes the other men to think more highly of themselves and to break free of Nurse Ratched's control. Urging them to not only stand up for themselves, but to also think for themselves. One example is McMurphy telling the men that Nurse Ratched is creating a pecking party of themselves, to pit them against each other, and making them less manly. I also rated McMurphy
