Dinah immensely enjoys the publication: "I love it.It""s got pictures of everything."Tracy""s stand-offish, stuffy but stolid fiancee, George Kittredge (John Howard) appears in the background of the threesome and then approaches with a self-important air - he is wearing neat, brand-new and "awful"-looking riding clothes.And 6"" 8" tall, ""mute"" native American Chief Bromden, a paranoid schizophrenic, narrated the story and was the central character in the novel, providing hallucinatory images of an all-powerful, all-seeing bureaucratic ""harvesting machine"" designed to foster complete social integration - a Combine, that would squelch all individuality and create a compliant society (both within the hospital and in the wider society).(She wakes up and stares back at him.)The next scene opens with a fade-in on a pan down a railroad sign for "The Niagara," a special train which departs at 8:30 pm for the destinations of: "POUGHKEEPSIE, HUDSON, ALBANY, SCHNECTADY, UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.After introductions, he must immediately escort her to her room to replace the shoes he has ruined with "another pair ofslippers.This deconstruction of the film revisited various locales of the original film and compared them to the present-day restored Vienna.