Can you check whether my first three sentences in my introduction makes sense or not?

“One flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo’s nest”. This epigraph from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, represents opposite philosophies and social-politics such as “one flew east” meaning one who believes in traditional ways and “one flew west” meaning one who believes in independency. The title of the novel represents someone stuck between two directions of polarities, but eventually frees himself by flying “the cuckoo’s nest”.

P.S. - the last sentence should be:

The title of the novel represents someone stuck between two directions of polarities, but eventually frees himself by flying “over the cuckoo’s nest”.

“One flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo’s nest”.<~~put period first, then quotation marks This epigraph from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,<~~make sure the title is in italics in your paper represents opposite philosophies and social-politics such as<~~delete "such as" and put a colon (:) after "politics" “one flew east” meaning one who believes in traditional ways<~~add comma and “one flew west” meaning one who believes in independency<~~use "independence," not "independency". The title of the novel represents someone stuck between two directions of polarities, but eventually frees himself by flying “the cuckoo’s nest”.<~~put period first, then quotation marks

I'm not clear on what "directions of polarities" means -- or maybe you just need to leave out "directions of" -- ??

Otherwise, it reads fine.

=)

Certainly! Let's analyze the first three sentences of your introduction:

"One flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo’s nest."

This sentence is a direct quote from the book One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. It sets the tone for your introduction, as it introduces the theme of opposing philosophies and social-politics.

"This epigraph from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest represents opposite philosophies and social-politics such as 'one flew east' meaning one who believes in traditional ways and 'one flew west' meaning one who believes in independency."

In this sentence, you explain that the epigraph represents opposing philosophies and social-politics. You specifically mention that "one flew east" represents those who believe in traditional ways, while "one flew west" represents those who believe in independency. This sentence gives the reader an understanding of the symbolism of the epigraph.

"The title of the novel represents someone stuck between two directions of polarities, but eventually frees himself by flying 'the cuckoo’s nest'."

Here, you explain the symbolism of the novel's title. You state that it represents someone who feels trapped between two polarities or opposing forces. However, this person ultimately frees themselves by flying "the cuckoo's nest." This sentence provides further insight into the themes of the novel and hints at the character's arc.

Overall, your first three sentences in the introduction make sense. They effectively introduce the themes and symbolism of the book you're discussing.