One+Flew+Over+The+Cuckoo's+Nest+4W

 =**ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST**=

 David D.
//**Food & Drinks:**//
 * Andrew K
 * Jon W
 * Tim W- Soda and Cookies
 * Kate B
 * Steven P- Ice Tea and Chips
 * Ben F
 * Travis E
 * David D

//**Characters:**//
 * 1) What is your opinion about McMurphy's sanity, or lack thereof, upon arrival to the Institution?
 * 2) Over time, do you think all Acutes turn into Chronics?
 * 3) Do you think Nurse Ratched is truly evil at heart or just trying to help for patients?
 * 4) Do you think McMurphy has become the highest authority when compared to Nurse Ratched?

//**Themes:**//
 * 1) How does the conflict between McMurphy's rebellion and Nurse Ratched's disciplinary action relate to a larger theme of conformity and society's definition of insanity?
 * 2) What role does the fog play throughout the story?

//**Setting:**//
 * 1) Does the time period/location play a significant role in affecting the conditions patients were exposed to?
 * 2) The patients are only allowed out of the asylum once in the book. When they leave, they seem just as sane as everyone else. Are they really insane, or simply victims of the Combine?
 * 3) What role do the experiences of Bromden on his reservation play in the story?

//**Writing Style:**//
 * 1) Is Kesey effective in illustrating realism through his portrayal techniques of the insane, such as writing from the perspective of a schizophrenic?
 * 2) What is the impact of telling the story from the perspective of someone who is thought to be deaf and dumb for most of the story?
 * 3) How does the somewhat unreliable narrator shape the story?

//**Factual and Clarifying Questions:**//
 * 1) At what point does McMurphy have a positive influence on the Acute patients in the ward?
 * 2) Why do you think most of the Acutes are at the ward on their own terms?
 * 3) When do the patients start to assert themselves and make their own decisions in the story?

//**Ending:**//
 * 1) What is your opinion on Chief Bromden putting the final touch on killing McMurphy?
 * 2) Could what they did to McMurphy at the end be considered assisted suicide?
 * 3) Do you agree with Harding at the end of the book when he says that they are no longer rabbits?

//**Reflection Questions:**//
 * 1) What is your opinion on the book?
 * 2) Does reading this book change your thoughts about dealing with mental health?

//**Secondary Information:**//
 * 1) Author:
 * 2) http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/kkesey.htm
 * 3) http://kclibrary.lonestar.edu/kesey.html