Which Queen’s Gambit Character Are You?

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The Chess scholar, Beth Harmon, is the character. The show begins with Isla Johnston's portrayal of the child Beth Harmon. Life soon becomes more complicated as it transforms into a drug habit that lasts years and for the majority of the play...most of it.

When Beth was 9, she committed suicide after discovering that her actual mother, Alice, had taken her into the future automobile. She goes to the house of Paul's father, where his new wife and young kid are waiting. Paul shoos Alice away from him when she asks for his help with Beth.

They've been talking for a while, but he has clearly moved on. He stated they could see each other again at some point. In the event of an accident, Alice tries to kill both of them since there's no place for Beth. Beth thinks about it and suffers from mental anguish throughout her life. Beth wonders whether or not she should do it.

At 16, Beth traveled to the United States to compete at the American Open and beat Benny Watts, the country's champion. She lost but was named co-champion of the event. After high school, Beth and Mrs. Wheatley went to Mexico for a holiday.

Beth confronted and terminated Borgov, the chess world champion after he had made her feel threatened. When Beth went back to her room, Mrs. Wheatley was already dead. Mr. Wheatley was notified and advised her that if she wanted to keep the house, she would have to manage Mrs. Wheatley's affairs, but he didn't care. He suggested that if she wanted the home to stay open, she should deal with Mrs. Wheatley's affairs herself.