Пролетая над гнездом кукушки
Chapter 28
WhenthenurseherselfbroughttheproblemofPatientMcMurphyupingroupthenextday,saidthatforsomeunusualreasonhedidnotseemtoberespondingtoESTatallandthatmoredrasticmeansmightberequiredtomakecontactwithhim,Hardingsaid,"Now,thatispossible,MissRatched,yes—butfromwhatIhearaboutyourdealingsupstairswithMcMurphy,hehasn’thadanydifficultymakingcontactwithyou."
Shewasthrownoffbalanceandflusteredsobadwitheverybodyintheroomlaughingather,thatshedidn’tbringitupagain.
ShesawthatMcMurphywasgrowingbiggerthaneverwhilehewasupstairswheretheguyscouldn’tseethedentshewasmakingonhim,growingalmostintoalegend.Amanoutofsightcan’tbemadetolookweak,shedecided,andstartedmakingplanstobringhimbackdowntoourward.Shefiguredtheguyscouldseeforthemselvesthenthathecouldbeasvulnerableasthenextman.Hecouldn’tcontinueinhisheroroleifhewassittingaroundthedayroomallthetimeinashockstupor.
Theguysanticipatedthis,andthataslongashewasonthewardforthemtoseeshewouldbegivinghimshockeverytimehecameoutofit.SoHardingandScanlonandFredricksonandItalkedoverhowwecouldconvincehimthatthebestthingforeverybodyconcernedwouldbehisescapingtheward.AndbytheSaturdaywhenhewasbroughtbacktotheward—footworkingintothedayroomlikeaboxerintoaring,claspinghishandsoverhisheadandannouncingthechampwasback—wehadourplanallworkedout.
