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She
stopped
when
she
got
to
the
middle
of
the
day-room
floor
and
saw
she
was
circled
by
forty
staring
men
in
green
,
and
it
was
so
quiet
you
could
hear
bellies
growling
,
and
,
all
along
the
Chronic
row
,
hear
catheters
popping
off
.
She
had
to
stand
there
a
minute
while
she
looked
around
to
find
McMurphy
,
so
everybody
got
a
long
look
at
her
.
There
was
a
blue
smoke
hung
near
the
ceiling
over
her
bead
;
I
think
apparatus
burned
out
all
over
the
ward
trying
to
adjust
to
her
come
busting
in
like
she
did
--
took
electronic
readings
on
her
and
calculated
they
were
n't
built
to
handle
something
like
this
on
the
ward
,
and
just
burned
out
,
like
machines
committing
suicide
.
She
had
on
a
white
T-shirt
like
McMurphy
's
only
a
lot
smaller
,
white
tennis
shoes
and
Levi
pants
snipped
off
above
her
knees
to
give
her
feet
circulation
,
and
it
did
n't
look
like
that
was
near
enough
material
to
go
around
,
considering
what
it
had
to
cover
.
She
must
've
been
seen
with
lots
less
by
lots
more
men
,
but
under
the
circumstances
she
began
to
,
fidget
around
self-consciously
like
a
schoolgirl
on
a
stage
.
Nobody
spoke
while
they
looked
.
Martini
did
whisper
that
you
could
read
the
dates
of
the
coins
in
her
Levi
pockets
,
they
were
so
tight
,
but
he
was
closer
and
could
see
better
'n
the
rest
of
us
.
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Billy
Bibbit
was
the
first
one
to
say
something
out
loud
,
not
really
a
word
,
just
a
low
,
almost
painful
whistle
that
described
how
she
looked
better
than
anybody
else
could
have
.
She
laughed
and
thanked
him
very
much
and
he
blushed
so
red
that
she
blushed
with
him
and
laughed
again
.
This
broke
things
into
movement
.
All
the
Acutes
were
coming
across
the
floor
trying
to
talk
to
her
at
once
.
The
doctor
was
pulling
on
Harding
's
coat
,
asking
who
is
this
.
McMurphy
got
up
out
of
his
chair
and
walked
through
the
crowd
to
her
,
and
when
she
saw
him
she
threw
her
arms
around
him
and
said
,
"
You
damned
McMurphy
,
"
and
then
got
embarrassed
and
blushed
again
.
When
she
blushed
she
did
n't
look
more
than
sixteen
or
seventeen
,
I
swear
she
did
n't
.
McMurphy
introduced
her
around
and
she
shook
everybody
's
hand
.
When
she
got
to
Billy
she
thanked
him
again
for
his
whistle
.
The
Big
Nurse
came
sliding
out
of
the
station
,
smiling
,
and
asked
McMurphy
how
he
intended
to
get
all
ten
of
us
in
one
car
,
and
he
asked
could
he
maybe
borrow
a
staff
car
and
drive
a
load
himself
,
and
the
nurse
cited
a
rule
forbidding
this
,
just
like
everyone
knew
she
would
.
She
said
unless
there
was
another
driver
to
sign
a
Responsibility
Slip
that
half
of
the
crew
would
have
to
stay
behind
.
McMurphy
told
her
this
'd
cost
him
fifty
goddam
bucks
to
make
up
the
difference
;
he
'd
have
to
pay
the
guys
back
who
did
n't
get
to
go
.
"
Then
it
may
be
,
"
the
nurse
said
,
"
that
the
trip
will
have
to
be
canceled
--
and
all
the
money
refunded
.
"
"
I
've
already
rented
the
boat
;
the
man
's
got
seventy
bucks
of
mine
in
his
pocket
right
now
!
"
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"
Seventy
dollars
?
So
?
I
thought
you
told
the
patients
you
'd
need
to
collect
a
hundred
dollars
plus
ten
of
your
own
to
finance
the
trip
,
Mr.
McMurphy
.
"
"
I
was
putting
gas
in
the
cars
over
and
back
.
"
"
That
would
n't
amount
to
thirty
dollars
,
though
,
would
it
?
"