He begins in a normal mental state, however goes through many of the different mental illnesses. Many factors cause Chuck to become depressed. Whenever Chuck looks at the locket with the picture of Kelly, he feels alone and longs to see her. At times he feels hopeless as isolation closes in. Chuck fears he will never get off the island and will never see his Kelly again. Thankfully, "Wilson" helps him cope with his feelings of anxiety and mood swings. Many times when he is talking to "Wilson" about their situation, Chuck experiences mood swings. For example, when Chuck is in the cave talking to"Wilson" about his plan to get off the island he gets very angry and expresses it by throwing "Wilson" out of the cave. Within a matter of seconds he begins to call out for "Wilson" and runs out of the cave
He begins in a normal mental state, however goes through many of the different mental illnesses. Many factors cause Chuck to become depressed. Whenever Chuck looks at the locket with the picture of Kelly, he feels alone and longs to see her. At times he feels hopeless as isolation closes in. Chuck fears he will never get off the island and will never see his Kelly again. Thankfully, "Wilson" helps him cope with his feelings of anxiety and mood swings. Many times when he is talking to "Wilson" about their situation, Chuck experiences mood swings. For example, when Chuck is in the cave talking to"Wilson" about his plan to get off the island he gets very angry and expresses it by throwing "Wilson" out of the cave. Within a matter of seconds he begins to call out for "Wilson" and runs out of the cave