John Nash's Delusions In A Beautiful Mind

We are all a little peculiar and different when it comes to things we enjoy. As intellectuals, we grow and develop attachment to things we enjoy like books, plays, games, people, TV shows, movies, art, and even music. We even get so invested in these amazing works of art to incorporate it our daily lives. We slowly lose ourselves until we become a little unsocial and believe everything that isn’t true. This is when a graduate student John Nash discovered a life where the real world becomes a playground filled with delusions of his internal characteristics manifesting into reality. John Nash and his delusions, William Parcher and Charles Herman, have similarities when it comes to having an abnormal personality, paranoia, and also they have differences being a well-established member on the alignment system due to their motivations differing from each other. This will lead with John, William and Charles all fleshing out their personalities to the audience and to those surrounding them.
John, William, and Charles have personalities that all deprive from one trait that takes controls over the recessive traits that the other holds for them. John and William
Charles being a such a chaotic neutral gives John the life as teenager doing reckless and enjoying his life before actually getting back to work. Charles encourages John that his work is fantastic, and he deserves to be cherish for his work. This was a regular routine for Charles throughout the movie. Shortly around the climax to the ending of the movie, Charles is pleading to John to not forget and ignore them because they were close friends. Charles doesn’t want to lose John because it was Charles’s way of showing John how to feel happy and have the brighter things in life be more manageable. While Charles was on the opposite side of to William, William has his own way of showing his character’s