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- Finds it hard to stand up for himself to the point of allowing people to bully or manipulate him.
- Eye contact - Struggles to look at people in the eye and it's only thanks to Roy that he gets the confidence to tell the truth about how he feels. "Look at me don't read it."
- When in a lift with Ted in S3, at one point he literally stands in a corner to not look at him/avoid conversation.
- Talented musician (Very skilled on the violin)
- Nate starts as the team's kit man but possesses an incredible, intuitive understanding of football tactics and strategy. He is described as a "strategist" who can read the game and analyze player needs perfectly.
- Despite his intellectual prowess, Nate suffers from deep insecurity and requires constant validation. This lack of emotional intelligence often leads to arrogance, jealousy and cruelty when he gains power.
- He always feels insignificant to the point he's surprised that Ted remembered what his name was.
- Goes the extra mile when he doesn't need to. He drafts an apology letter to Ted and it ends up being 60 pages.
- Has enough money to get a really nice car, but instead still drives an old green mini.
- Is ok with a demotion of being manager of West Ham, to going back to being the kit man's assistant because it gives him more peace.
before everyone jumps on the next Nerdy Character Retro-actively Confirmed To Be Autistic Via DMs With The Creator, consider: why does it always take ages, and only after a fan explicitly asks via DM if the character is autistic? Why did the creator not confirm this earlier? What barriers could they have faced in doing so?
Now consider that every explicitly autistic character, even when they're good, even when they're tremendously shitty, has faced and overcome those barriers. And that every excuse someone can come up with for not making the autism explicit earlier on, is a reason to demand for more explicit and visible autism representation, not less.
Jack Frostās Love Language Would Absolutely Be Pebbling (And You Canāt Convince Me Otherwise)
One of my favorite autistic terms is pebbling, which is the act of giving someone little gifts simply because they reminded you of them. It doesnāt have to be anything expensive or extravagant. It could be a cool rock you found on a walk, a feather in their favorite color, a flower growing through the sidewalk, a funny meme, or even a song that immediately made you think of them. To me, pebbling is one of the purest forms of affection because it isnāt motivated by obligation or expectation. Youāre not giving someone something because you feel like you have to. Youāre giving it to them because your brain naturally made the connection between that object and that person. Itās your way of quietly saying: āI saw this, and my first thought was you.ā
That got me thinking about Jack Frost from Rise of the Guardians, and the more I thought about it, the more convinced I became that pebbling would be his primary love language. Not because he consciously decided that was how he wanted to express affection, but because I genuinely donāt think romance would come naturally to him. William Joyce has described Jack as impulsive, compulsive, and naĆÆve when it comes to romantic relationships, and I think thatās a really important part of understanding his character. Jack spent over three hundred years invisible, unable to interact with the world in the way everyone else could. He learned how to entertain himself. He learned how to make children laugh, how to start snowball fights, and how to find joy even when he was completely alone. What he never had the opportunity to learn was what healthy romantic love looked like. There was no one there to model it for him or to teach him how to recognize those feelings.
Because of that, I donāt think Jack would immediately realize he had fallen in love. I imagine it beginning so quietly that even he wouldnāt notice the change. He would simply find himself paying a little more attention to one particular person. Heād look for them when he entered a room without realizing he was doing it. Heād wonder how their day went, remember little details from conversations they had weeks ago, and instinctively gravitate toward them whenever they were together. If someone asked whether he liked them, I honestly think heād laugh it off because, in his mind, thatās just what friends do. Jack has spent so much of his existence longing for connection that I donāt think heād immediately recognize where friendship ends and romantic love begins.
Thatās exactly where pebbling comes in. Jack has spent centuries traveling across the world, witnessing beautiful things that most people would never notice. He sees delicate snowflakes, frozen waterfalls, sea glass washed onto the shore, feathers drifting through the wind, smooth stones beneath frozen lakes, and frost patterns that disappear with the morning sun. I donāt think he would intentionally search for gifts. Instead, heād stumble across these little treasures and immediately think of one person. Heād pick up a perfectly smooth blue pebble because it reminded him of their eyes or because they once mentioned they liked collecting rocks. Heād catch a feather floating through the air because it happened to be their favorite color. He wouldnāt stop to question why he was pocketing these things. His thought process would be incredibly simple: āTheyād like this.ā
What makes this so endearing to me is that I donāt think Jack would even recognize these gestures as romantic. To him, bringing someone little gifts wouldnāt feel like flirting; it would simply feel natural. If one of the other Guardians pointed out that he had crossed half the world just to bring someone a flower that only blooms during the first snowfall, heād probably look genuinely confused. In his mind, it wouldnāt be a grand declaration of love. They mentioned they liked flowers, he happened to find one, and he wanted to see them smile. Thatās all there would be to it. Jackās affection has always been rooted in making people happy, so I think his romantic feelings would develop in exactly the same way.
I also think his magic would naturally become part of that affection. Instead of buying expensive presents or planning elaborate dates, Jack would leave tiny reminders that he had been thinking about them. Frost flowers might bloom across their bedroom window after they had a difficult day. A tiny snow rabbit or fox could appear outside their front door because it reminded him of an inside joke they shared. Maybe heād carve delicate little ice sculptures that would only last until sunrise, not because he expected praise for them, but because he wanted them to wake up smiling. Those gestures would be fleeting, but thatās part of what would make them so meaningful. They would exist simply because, for one moment, he wanted to bring a little joy into someone elseās day.
I think the most heartbreaking part of this headcanon is that Jack probably wouldnāt realize how deeply in love he was until someone else pointed it out. His feelings wouldnāt announce themselves with dramatic confessions or sweeping romantic speeches. They would quietly reveal themselves through hundreds of tiny acts of thoughtfulness that had accumulated over time. He would eventually look around and realize that nearly everything beautiful he encountered reminded him of the same person. Every winter sunset, every unusual snowflake, every funny story, every interesting object he discovered would immediately make him think: āI canāt wait to show them this.ā By the time he recognized that pattern, he would already be hopelessly in love.
Perhaps thatās why pebbling feels so perfect for Jack Frost. His greatest emotional wound has always been invisibility. For centuries, he watched the world continue without ever truly seeing him. He knew everyone, but no one knew him. Imagine how healing it would be for someone to notice every tiny gesture he made in return. Someone who carefully kept every pebble, every feather, every frost drawing, and every little gift because they understood what those gestures really meant. Someone who looked at each of them and quietly thought, āHe was thinking about me.ā After spending centuries wondering if anyone would ever see him, I think Jack would fall in love with the person who noticed the smallest parts of him. And I think heād love them in exactly the same way through quiet, thoughtful reminders that they were never far from his mind.
To me, thatās infinitely more romantic than grand declarations or expensive gifts. Itās love expressed through observation. Through paying attention. Through remembering. Every pebble, every feather, every snowflake, and every tiny frozen doodle would carry the same unspoken message: āI noticed you, I remembered you, and I wanted you to know that someone was thinking about you.ā For someone like Jack Frost, who spent centuries longing to be seen, I canāt imagine a more beautiful way to love someone than making sure they never have to question whether theyāre noticed.
Rook has difficulty understanding social cues, and is overly honest and blunt, sometimes coming off as insulting. He also seem unaware of people's boundaries like when he gets in their personal space. His special interest is cinema and theater, and he's very passionate about art, beauty, and his favorite actors. Sometimes he randomly burst into songs, and he also uses random French words when speaking (could be references, could be stimming). He stares a lot without knowing or caring that it makes people uncomfortable.
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Iād like the see an autism movie where the characterās bluntness isnāt portrayed as a burden or purely a source of comedy. Many of my close friends have repeatedly told me that one of the reasons they value my opinion and advice so much is because Iāll tell it to them straight. I donāt try to tell them what they want to hear because the only things that solve problems is the truth, and they donāt have to worry about me lying to them. Bluntness can have positive sides and I wish that was represented in the media
Idia struggles to communicate with others, sometimes getting anxious to the point of being unable to talk. He will use his tablet computer to speak throught a text-to-speech app. He almost never goes in-person to class. He struggles with direct eye contact. He hates small talk, but when prompted to, he can go on for hours about his special interests. Idia also has food sensitivity, only eating very particuliar things, like instant ramen or candy. He's very sensitive to loud noises.
