A BEAUTIFUL MIND

1.  Who is/are the main character(s) of the story?

The Main Character of This Movie is John Forbes Nash, a Mathematician and a Nobel Laureate in Economics

2.  What I the first complication of the story ?

The First Complication of the story is about John Nash who has schizophrenia, so he saw the hallucination of Charles, Mercee, and Parcher.

3.  What happened with the main character?

In this movie, John Nash ws a genius mathematician that made a new concept of governing dynamics, but he also has schizoprenia that made he saw the hallucination about his roommate, Charles, young niece, Mercee and his supervisor, Parcher.  And finally he got the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics.

4.  Write the synopsis of this movie?

In 1947, John Nash studied at Princeton University. In that university, he met with his rival, Martin Hansen. He met a group of other promising math and science graduate students, Richard sol, Ainsley, and Bender. He also met with his roommate, Charles Herman.

Finally, he got an inspiration when he and his friends discussed how to approach a group of women at a bar. This leads to a new concept of governing dynamics which Nash developed and published. On the strength of this, he was offered an appointment at MIT where Sol and Bender joined him.

Some years later, Nash was invited to the Pentagon to crack encrypted enemy telecommunication. He was able to decipher the code. So he was pleased to be given a new assignment by mysterious supervisor, Wiiam Parcher of the United States Department of Defense, to look for patterns in magazines and newspapers.

Then, he fall in love with a student, Alicia Lorde. And he met with Charles’ young niece, Mercee. And with Charles’ encouragement, he proposed to Alicia and they married.

One day, Nash told Parcher that he wanted to quit his special assignment, but Parcher blackmailed him to stay. When he delivered a guest lecture at Harvard University, he attempted to flee from the foreign agents, led by Dr. Rosen. After that, Nash was sent to  psychiatric facility.

Dr. Rosen todl Alicia that Nash had schizoprenia and that Charles, Mercee, and Parcher existed only in his imagination.

After an incident where Nash endangered his baby, he finally accepted that althrough all three people were part of his hallucination.

Years passed and as Nash grew older. He learned to ignore his hallucinations.

In 1994, Nash was honored by his fellow professors for his achievement in mathematics, and went on to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for his revolutionary work on game theory.