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somesunnyday — 10 years ago(January 01, 2016 11:09 PM)

"No I'm not" says Billy without any hint of a stutter. Best line in the film.

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This, and the scene where McMurphy raises questions about some of the patients being voluntary resulting in the patients beginning to consider their rights. Both great scenes. Anything with Chief, too.

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In the book, the line Billy says with stuttering is:
"Good morning, Miss Ratched. This is Candy."
I prefer this to the movie. In the movie, Billy's line is defiant towards Nurse Ratched.
In the book, his line is neither submissive nor subservient. It is pure calm.
Scariest words in English: Were from the federal government and were here to help. R. Reagan

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Indeed

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Yeah it was a heavy line, the movie had some awesome writing

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