sartresue wrote:
ColdBlooded wrote:
delphine wrote:
Funny, but too much eye contact.
I noticed that too. And the girl at the beginning who says "we both have aspergers" does a lot too much with her face. You'd think with how much they were trying to exaggerrate all the symptoms(with looking away from the camera and acting awkward at the beginning and flat expressions), that they wouldn't have let those things slip by.
Not quite a flat effect topic
The presentation of AS in girls is a bit different, but then these actors are more than likely NT.
Its not going to be perfect, but if that's the only major slip up I'm fine with that. They could be doing much worse & also not be as funny. Plus, I've known some aspies who can make eye contact with close friends they are comfortable with. They just need to keep a variety of distinct characters who remain obviously aspie, but can divert to slightly NT to give examples of those who have developed coping skills.
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