The movie is based off of the true story of Nobel Prize winner John Nash. The story follows child prodigy, John Nash through his life. John arrives at Princeton University as a smart young man who won the Carnegie Prize for mathematics. As he arrives in campus he discovers that he has a shared room with Charles, Charles and John quickly become best friends. John needs to create an original idea for a assignment. The idea is triggered after he faces rejection from a women at a local bar. Five years later John is teaching mathematics at Calculus at MIT. He meets a extraordinary women who is a student of his class , Alicia soon becomes his wife. Occasionally John visits Princeton and encounters a department of defence agent, William Parcher, Parcher asks John to break codes. John begins to collect new paper clippings and to start solving the codes. Alicia starts getting concerned about his erratic behaviour. John is then diagnosed with schizophrenia. He goes through a range of various treatments to help him control his …show more content…
He is very introverted and concerted on finding a mathematical solution to his own problems. His psychical appearance includes brown hair, hazel eyes, and has a fascination of wearing suits throughout the film.
John Nash was treated differently because of his high social status throughout the movie. John was in very high power and was surrounded by people who were in high power. Throughout the movie everything was handed to John meaning that he didn't have to work to hard to get what he wanted and needed. He did however receive a lot of moral support from his friends and family, which gave him a lot of connections after his relapse e.g. Because he new Mark he was able to get a job at Princeton. Despite his illness he did not give up through the troubling times of his
1. Freud would explain the personality difference between Mike and Marty Scanlon using the psychoanalytic theory, a mapping the unconscious mind. Where he argued that most behavior is motivated or a result of the unconscious. This is the part of the personality which contains urges, drives, beliefs, feelings, memories, knowledge and instincts totally unaware of by the individual. Another explanation from Freud in terms of personality differences is that Mike had a fixation in the development of one of the five psychosexual stages namely the phallic stage which is the period beginning around age three where the pleasure of a child is focused on genitals and they unconsciously harbor sexual interest in their mother, sees their father as their rival and even wishes to kill him.
Being a police officer, John does many things that he gets away with that other residents of Canada con not get away with. John’s position within society led him to make poor decisions. Above all, John’s position within the society assured people he is a principled person, correspondingly leading him to make poor decisions. Many things the ordinary people would be confronted with, John does not encounter. John has a problem with decision-making throughout the book, an issue that led John into enormous trouble.
His teammates and his family supported him through the entire process. He made the correct choice and came out a changed man. He found divine law deeply rooted in himself that his life was being ruined by wasting his time and talent on a substance that was destroying his body and
John Gacy’s early childhood was messed up. He grew up with a abusive alcoholic father and also a heart condition. These two things were the main factors of why John ended up how he did. John’s siblings, mother, and him as well were all beaten and abused mentally by John’s father. The sad thing is that John had got so use to the beatings that they wouldn’t affect him anymore, he was use to abuse, mentally and physically.
In the film many people see John as uneducated and even Bytes says, “The man’s a complete idiot.” John does nothing to protect or defend himself when he was attacked by Bytes. Bytes simply tells Dr. Treves that he fell and that, “He’s a clumsy soul and Never looks where he’s going.” However, then the audience of the film first understands that John’s is educated after Mr. Carr Gomm examines and speaks to him.
Also John's childhood was not just filled with mental abuse but both physical abuse from his father. John's father was a severe alcoholic; he abused him because in his eyes John was not masculine enough. Due to all this built up tension between John and his father he grew really close to his mom and sisters. As a result of all the abuse John developed schizophrenia.
The night of Kathy’s so-called murder, John begins doing crazy things and acting strange. For example, he poured boiling hot water during his crazy night terror. John appears to be a different man to other’s in the town because his anger and rage seems to have disappeared with his loving
In the face of hysteria, John decides not to focus on himself, instead he
He often spoke on his struggles with addiction and mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental
John explains, “But watching her mix the formula for my next meal made me seethe. Look what they’ve done to me. Just look what they’ve done to me” (page 159). John’s whole way of life had been altered because of his attacker. This left him furious and with nothing he could do about it.
When a group of raccoons confront John for his supposed eating of their ancestor John uses his magical skills to understand the racoons and converse with them. Due to his magic he is able to understand the racoon language as stated by the narrator, “He seemed to be… talking to racoons” (Taylor 197). John uses his magic a number of other times throughout the novel as well, one example is near the end before John leaves Otter Lake. Virgil heart almost stops as he sees John change his appearance, making Virgil remark that, “The blonde white man he’d known for over a week was not the man before him. In his place sat a strikingly handsome Native man” (Taylor 335).
John was a husband to a girl name Polly and a father of two. He had some complication back in Scotland and decided to move to Canada. As time pass by while he`s in Canada, difficult situations tend to appear. If I were to descried his personality, I would say he is irrational and manipulative. He tends to lie and seems like every decision he made backfires on him.
Then his life was flipped and he had to make some hard decisions, an he became very troubled. He walked around depressed and if suicide wasn't
John has everything that a person could ever wish for: a job, loving family and friends, but he still abandons it all. When John confesses to his wife about the affair, she fires Abigail. Several months later, when Abby approaches him about it, he tells her that what they had is
In the film, John first reveals his powers to Paul Edgecomb as he heals his urinary infection. As this event occurs, Paul begins to see John as a good person, which leads to his suspicions on whether John actually did commit the crime he was convicted of. In addition to the first encounter to John’s gifts, John decides to use his gifts for good throughout the film. By doing so, it shows that John himself, is a moral