Throughout the novel the readers gain ample information regarding Chief Bromden’s past that offered them insight into his present. Although this information was surrounded by psychotic monologues and random thoughts, the author still did a great job with granting readers access into the mind and past of Bromden. For example, Kesey reveals the reasoning behind Bromden’s “deaf and dumb” facade. Bromden explained that when he was a young child a group of naive, eastern, white people came to his home…
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