Delusions of grandeur.

A psychiatrist would say that he was paranoid.

We are flying into the strangest nation on earth.

That's right, encourage him.

All right, he's a nutter. Off his head.

Maybe a little later. Why not now?

I'm standing here in pieces and you're having delusions of grandeur!

That's delusional.

Whacky?

(Laughter)

There's something wrong with you.

He says someone's chasing him.

Obviously. See?

He's delusional.

Another example. A serious delusion.

You know,I think you may be losing your mind.

Delusional and weirdo .

And delusional.

Rearechelon paranoia.

He's becoming more paranoid by the minute.

Delusions?

He's a mental case.

It's your imagination, kid.

Even in your mind.

he's delusional? Oh extremely.

It feels like we're living together.

To his delusion and the need for it.

Are you always this paranoid?

Who's the one being delusional?

How about feelings of guilt or persecution? No.

You might just be letting your imaginations run away with you.

This is not accurate, but it did happen to Tony Blair at the Davos Forum in 2005, when his doodles were, of course, discovered and he was labeled the following things.

Don't get paranoid.

It's paranoid delusion. It's really sad.

That I was obsessed!

You're blaming the Federation for something that hasn't happened...

This is not a fantasy.

Dr. Lindstrom was mentally ill.

But desire is growing

What sort of delusions?

Typical paranoid fare.

So really, this is how I would like to describe it.

Then stop imagining things. Get some rest.

Now, Leigh, there you go being whacky again.

I guess I didn't.