Thank God, his wife is real among those who love him.
When he was still in college, I was very fortunate that he also had a prodigal roommate, a carefree prodigal roommate, but he was the only one who would take the time to comfort Nash and communicate with Nash. Nash has a genius mind, but only half a heart. He doesn't know how to communicate with other people normally. He drifted away from the fringe of social, besieged in his own world.
He has worked, and there is nothing exciting for him to do. His genius mind cannot be used. After finally waiting for someone who could appreciate him, he became a spy. His efforts are related to the lives of tens of thousands of people, and he is satisfied with this importance.
In the process of teaching, he met a smart and beautiful female student, Alicia. She became his wife and loved him deeply. Not long ago, she became pregnant.
The development of the story seems to be shining brightly. He has a best friend, his former roommate is back, his genius brain can be fully utilized, he has a happy home, and recently he is about to add new members. Even if John is a geek proficient in mathematics, he can also enjoy the happiness God has given him.
However, on the way to the secret mailbox to send the password information, he and his "head" encountered fierce chase and gun battle. He was afraid, especially that his current identity would bring trouble and danger to his wife. But his work is top secret, and he can't say a word to her.
During a seminar, he was forcibly taken to a mental hospital. He thought it was a Russian spy who kidnapped him. He hoped that his roommate and his wife could rescue him, but after his wife checked it, the truth was shocking.
In this world, his roommate and roommate’s niece do not exist at all, and there is no "boss". He lived alone in the dormitory during the entire college period. He had imagined everything that satisfies him, except his wife. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia. He has delusions, he has always been able to see those fictional characters, and they have been talking in his ears. He was forced to receive treatment. But the treatment itself is cruel. The most cruel thing is that he cannot take care of the children or take care of the family. He needs his wife to work overtime to maintain the family. He can't even respond to his wife's needs.
He began to quietly give up taking medicine, so virtual characters began to appear in front of him again. He might hurt her. He does not want to go to the hospital for treatment, because he knows that there is no return. He told her to leave to avoid harm, and he hoped he could find a way to solve the problem.
She never left him. She chose to stand beside him and support him.
After so many years, they were always there in his eyes, he chose to ignore them with perseverance, and they gradually gave up talking with him. In the first days, he was considered a lunatic, and he received strange eyes from his classmates and friends, who were polite but not honest with each other. Sometimes he really wants to talk to the people in his mind again, his roommate, his "boss", the little girl. But he didn't.
"They have been there all the time, they are like the past, no one can escape the past."
They were there, but he chose to ignore it, he became calm, and he finally won the professorship and was respected by people. Even though those illusions never left him for a day.
People always have their own needs. When the needs cannot be met, some people will have illusions. Some people just complete this incompleteness in their sleep, and some people will go to the abyss of delusion and fiction.
Although the people in his mind made him unable to live a normal life, they were not hateful. He did not allow him to close to collapse so early in the growth stage, and they supported him in completing an academic breakthrough.
Just like Ah Q's spirit, self-protection, self-soothing, when the outside world can't give, a way to choose comes from my liberation.
But how difficult it is to face up to these former spiritual pillars are all illusions.
Moreover, these illusions have been formed, and it is impossible to leave easily.
Fortunately there is her, fortunately to have her, and loves his wife, Alicia!
Because of her, he can go to this day and reap happiness.
(PS: In the original real story, the wife’s long-term stay together does not exist. She left him and abandoned him, but returned to him when he became famous and gained academic recognition. But in all fairness, we can blame her again. What? The director probably couldn't bear to dig out the cruel reality naked to the audience, so the package was wrapped with this false warmth.)
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