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BigJohnnyCool
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02 Aug 2010, 4:37 pm

Is it just me or does anyone else here (if you've seen the series) think she's autistic? She seems to possess a few autistic traits...

--She's spontanious
--She really goes into detail about a subject. (In a rather hyperactive way)
--She incredibly hyper active in and outside of her mind...

Does anyone else here think the same way?



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02 Aug 2010, 4:46 pm

A bit, but then again lots of characters do, Aspergers is probably somewhere imbetween Goo and Cheese when it comes to fosters for imaginary friends characters.



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02 Aug 2010, 5:19 pm

Is Goo a newer character?


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02 Aug 2010, 10:17 pm

Peko wrote:
Is Goo a newer character?


She's the black girl that appears during the 3rd-4th season, so yeah I guess she's considered new...
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03 Aug 2010, 1:46 am

I hate to sound mean for saying this, but not every creative hyperactive kid has Aspergers. I think Goo is just meant to be the archetypical creative little girl who invents all sorts of imaginary friends. It seems like every time a character on TV posesses quirks people automatically assume the creators meant to make that character an Aspie. I just don't think that's the case with every quirky character on TV. :wink: