My friend, that, as anyone can see, is not a hotel; it's a depot.
In Ken Kesey's novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," the main character critiques the environment of a mental institution by comparing it to a depot rather than a place of comfort and care like a hotel. This statement highlights the harsh reality of the institution, portraying it more as a facility for processing individuals than a nurturing space. The imagery emphasizes the sterile and mechanized atmosphere that strips away the...
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