"Ting. Tingle, tingle, tremble toes, she's a good fisherman, catches hens, puts 'em inna pens?óÔé¼?ªwire blier, limber lock, three geese inna flock?óÔé¼?ªone flew east, one flew west, on flew over the cuckoo's nest?óÔé¼?ªO-U-T spells out?óÔé¼?ªgoose swoops down and plucks you out." The book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is about a man, Randle Patrick McMurphy who is a rough-and-tumble, fun-loving guy who comes into the mental ward in Oregon and challenges the authoritarian nurse, Ms. Ratched. As the struggle between them goes on, McMurphy starts to show the other men of the ward how to loosen up and that...
lobotomy. After the Chief saw the shell of a man that was McMurphy, he knew his friend would not want to live that way. During the night, Bromden smothered McMurphy to death with a pillow, then broke a window and fled from the hospital.

It might not seem like it from what I just told you, but Chief Bromden was actually a key role in the book. He provided the insight into the workings of the hospital, backgrounds on the patients, and the different thoughts in the staff's head from what he heard while doing his daily work, cleaning.