Madame Catfish
...Fascinating...
Sherlock Holmes and Sheldon Cooper. Spock also has some issues with lying, interpreting things literally, etc...
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Stell, have you ever seen this? garfield minus garfieldPOssibly his owner as well.
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That's where the picture above came from. Although I'd never seen it before yesterday. I think I might like it better than the "normal" Garfield. I like the little written description on the site above the comics.Stell, have you ever seen this? garfield minus garfield
That's probably a recent addition, as I don't recall classic Black Manta being driven mad by abuse---he was just jealous of his brother, IIRC. I don't think he's autistic, though.
Did they use the term "autistic" in the comic? Huh. Interesting. Admittedly, I need to read up on my Aquaman stuff. I know far much more about, say, Batman characters.It was mostly some OCD behaviour and sensory issues, which don't even need to be connected to autism per definition, but given that Aquaman used his telepathic abilities to delve into his memory and discovered that Manta was autistic.
Did they use the term "autistic" in the comic?
My dad watches it over and over. Donna does seem like a likely candidate.I'm a huge West Wing fan (have the entire series on DVD), so I just had to add her. I wasn't sure if anyone would know who she was since the series has been off for a number of years.
I think House would rebel against the idea. I haven't seen all of the series (I really should correct that sometime), but I've seen a good chunk of it. Obviously his emotional baggage is a contributing factor. But really, House is just House. In many ways he enjoys being an ass, though of course it's an emotional defense mechanism. I think if he were Aspie, he'd feel more guilty about his misanthropy than he generally does.