Journal Blog post #6 - Analysis
Pages 172 - 203
1. Life with Asperger's-Syndrome
I think one of the main themes of the book consists of the author trying to familiarize how it is to live with Asperger's Syndrome. We get to read the story through the eyes of Christopher and we can experience how he reacts when faced with different situations. I also think that it makes it easier for healthy people to interact with people who have said Syndrome, since we get to know a little bit of what is uncomfortable for them.
2. Just because you aren't abled, doesn't mean you don't have any talents.
There is a strong contrast between the difficulties Christopher has facing very simple situations, like taking a train to somewhere or walking through somewhere crowded and his incredible memory, logical skills and observation skills. People often tend to reduce disabled people to just their disabilty alone, often ignoring other talents or skills and their personality.
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