Cuckoo's Nest + Restorer Conflict is a major issue confronting the world today as it comes in many forms such as individual, social and political. We are confronted by conflict in our day to day lives in many contexts and circumstances. Although conflict is often seen as a negative specification can be also be perceived as positive. We see this in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" and the visual "Restored' Many characters in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" suffer inner-conflict, along with mental illness and anxiety, resulting in lack of confidence and independence, we also see this conflict in Restorer.
Remember to link to the question - consider positive outcomes and growth - this has to be a brief statement that will allow you to connect your ideas to the question. Example: However, Mac Murphy's arrival and the negative conflict he initiates enables the patients to grow, allowing them to enjoy freedom for the very first time. The idea of positive outcomes and opportunities as a result of conflict is challenged in the film Restorer trailer, with the film exploring the negative impact of war.Remember your first sentence should be your topic/ statement sentence - your argument which addresses the question - Inner-conflict is shown in the character Chief Broaden as he experiences an inner-conflict as to whether he should "come out of the fog", befriend the other men on the ward and take a stand along with them against Nurse Ratchet. When the novel begins, Bromide's paranoid and surrounded by a "hallucinating fog" that represents his medicated state and his desire to hide from reality.
Broaden thinks of himself as Weak' and once he makes the decision to Join he other men to fight against Nurse Ratchet, the fog 'clears' and his Judgment and mental state becomes clear. Quote - remember the chapter where he looks out the window and notices nature - the outside world However, it is the power struggle, the conflict between Nurse Ratchet and McCarthy that enables this growth essentially reinforcing the idea that people must have the desire and allowance to think for themselves, take responsibility and be accountable for their own actions and choices.Mac Murphy clearly understands from the onset that the treatment ender Nurse Ratchet rule is suffocating and controlling. McCarthy embarks on getting under Nurse Ratchet's 'goat' because he sees that the group sessions are not "therapeutic", that the men turn on each other one by one like a "
com/the-outer-party-2239/">pecking party' and that the Nurse is a "ball cutter". McCarthy allows the men to realize the reality of it all, he says "this world.. Belongs to the strong.. He ritual of our existence is based on the strong by devouring the weak" Before McCarthy was admitted to the ward, the "patients wouldn't think for themselves".
This allowed Nurse Ratchet to control the men and their lives- However, more textual evidence - quotes/actions " Sorry, I have deleted quite a bit - tell me about how growth and opportunities are experienced - identify the changes in the men and the idea that McCarthy conflict with Nurse Ratchet propels these changes.Again make sure your Ideas relate closely to ten quest - apneas your topic sentences arguments with this in mind - In Restorer, there is inner-conflict with one's self, struggling with death and guilt, as a result of fighting for one's own values and beliefs.. In Restorer, we see the soldiers fighting the war in Afghanistan struggling with the reality of their experience. The film trailer opens with a soldier's honest account of the haunting nightmares that plague him and the emotional struggles he encounters on a daily basis.The close- up camera shot and uncertainty in his voice captures the extent of his emotional turmoil and highlights the idea that not all conflict initiates growth and opportunities.
I hope you can see how I have constructed this paragraph - its connected to the thesis - I have identified techniques and I have elated them to the question A soldier fights for his values and beliefs, and sacrifices himself and his own sanity, as a result, similar to McCarthy who values personal freedom and fights on behalf of the other patients in the institution can achieve this goal.Through the film trailer is becomes quite obvious that the consequences are emotional pain, nightmares, humidification's , guilt, sorrow and death. The soldiers inner-conflict compares to that felt by the men in the institution who are struggling to deal with the reality of their situation, we see this when Harding states the men on he ward are "rabbits" and Nurse Ratchet is a "strong wolf" who will "put them in their place" McCarthy allows the men to realize the reality of it all, he says "this world..Belongs to the strong.
. The ritual of our existence is based on the strong by devouring the weak" Conformity is a threat to freedom, once an individual conforms to something, they don't believe in, they lose a sense of who they are. At the end of the novel, McCarthy is forced to sacrifice himself, his freedoms, his individuality, values and beliefs Just like the men in Restorer, to save the other men in the institution by undergoing a lobotomy.This allows the other men to gather the strength and leave the institution for McCarthy.
Chief see's that McCarthy has lost all that he was before the lobotomy and decides to put him out of his misery and suffocate him, after chief does this, he finally leaves the institution. In the novel this shows that Nurse Ratchet lost all control over the men, this is a positive conflict, in the context of McCarthy sacrificing himself to save the others form Nurse Ratchet's control.
