[ SECRET POST #2392 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Good characters for autism-spectrum people?

[(Anonymous)]

Diana Wynne Jones' "Charmed Life" and "Pinhoe Egg" (both part of the Chrestomanci series). They have a protagonist intended to be high-functioning autistic, but the author didn't mention it until years/decades after writing the books. Her reasoning was that the character (Cat) was who he was, he didn't need a label, but then people kept asking her so she finally admitted it.

As a kid I loved the books, still do as an adult, but I don't have much interaction with autistic people so I don't know if Cat's a fair representation or not.