You are on point as usual and raise good questions. I feel like having the neurodivergent individuals shown as superior and not competent, or worse, is a silver lining. And there's always a sense of satisfaction when justice prevails, whether through vigilante means or not.
Thanks, Sheik! You always get what I’m trying to say, even when I go off on tangents 😄. I totally agree—there is something refreshing about seeing neurodivergent characters portrayed as highly capable (even if it's in the middle of a gunfight). And yes, justice—even vigilante-style—scratches an itch we all seem to have. Appreciate you reading and chiming in, as always!
You are on point as usual and raise good questions. I feel like having the neurodivergent individuals shown as superior and not competent, or worse, is a silver lining. And there's always a sense of satisfaction when justice prevails, whether through vigilante means or not.
Thanks, Sheik! You always get what I’m trying to say, even when I go off on tangents 😄. I totally agree—there is something refreshing about seeing neurodivergent characters portrayed as highly capable (even if it's in the middle of a gunfight). And yes, justice—even vigilante-style—scratches an itch we all seem to have. Appreciate you reading and chiming in, as always!