"This Side of Paradise" allows him to project illusions or visions of idealized versions of reality, reflecting the desires and aspirations of those who encounter him like personal success and fulfillment to glimpses of utopian societies or perfect worlds. The illusions would be so convincing that they could temporarily distract the enemy. He can use this information to cause emotional damage by shattering dreams and ideals, even self image.

"Is that really what your heart wants?"