First, the audience in the speech from the movie are all sitting in front of him. Everyone in the audience is silent. Until the end of his speech everyone gets up to applause him. In the audience is also his wife, Alice. Alice is also silent like the rest of the audience. Except that she starts to cry near the ending of the speech, because the speech is …show more content…
Because of his theory about a math problem, he has won the Nobel prize. Something that not everyone can achieve so easily. For example, his age, after so many years, he is finally recognized and awarded for his work back in his college years. Also, that it was his theory out of everyone else’s theory in the same college he went to. It takes a pure genius to be where he is at right now, because while he was coming up with his theory, he also had schizophrenia.Which gives him great amount of credibility, because he came up with a theory so brilliant under such a hard circumstance. The audience is at awe by the fact that a man with a brain that is not working normal figured out something so …show more content…
It had shown what the power of love can do and how it can change your life around. He had shown this in his speech by saying “I’m only here tonight because of you.” Without the love of his wife, he could possibly be in a mental hospital all his life. Or worse, he could of injured himself which can lead to death. It was her love, what kept him alive. He clearly stated to everyone that it is love of all meaning by saying “And I have made the most important discovery of my career, the most important discovery of my life: It is only in the mysterious equations of love that any logic or reasons can be found.” Love can do so many wonderful things to your