The Bell Jar

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In comparison to one flew over the cuckoos nest It Is also written In the first person narrative through the eyes of a mental health patient, similarly to the Bell Jar we are placed Into a mind of a patient that Isnt condemned as sane so therefore has a significant Impact on the questioning In what Is normal or not.The Bell Jar By rzerroukil self. Furthermore in chapter 1 it is assumed that paranoia and suspicion also have an One flew over the cuckoos nest also starts with pa ranoia and suspicion They are out there this condemns the audience to question who and what is out there, a ideology that 1950s America was secluding individuals on opinions and mental health.Both of the novels are written in first person narratives which directly parks us into the state of mind of the characters allowing us to ponder and take upon their imagination to perceive the world as they do such as the striking imagery we receive. l felt as though I were carrying that cadavers head around with me on a string, like some lack, noseless balloon stinking of vinegar this imagery puts the reader in the position that we start to realise that death is forever following Esther and it is a reoccurring threat to her and the idea of her not conforming.Through her first person narrative we are able to place our selfs in her position and see the world from her eyes. In comparison to one flew over the cuckoos nest it is also written in Bell Jar we are placed into a mind of a patient that i snt condemned as sane so therefore has a significant impact on the questioning in what is normal or not.