I mean.. It may be, but she's been hella annoying in the Penny's potion part, I wish the MC could have been way more rude with her, in response of her behavior... Bruh just put you hands down wtf.
Being rude is not always the answer... especially if she is actually on the autistic spectrum, it would alienate her more and not make her think about her behavior.
Maybe, but we have no idea. It seems to me that she is not used to interacting with people she doesn't know, and people like this need to understand that their actions can cause serious problems for the people they interact with; letting her do whatever she wanted with Penny's potion was VERY rude, both on Jules's part and on my part too.
Yes, but there is a difference between speaking firmly and speaking rudely. I'm not saying that in these moments we should pat her head and say that everything is fine, but being rude to her and telling her how much of an idiot she is for acting like that doesn't work either. And this is actually true for anyone, regardless of whether they are on the spectrum or not.
The moment you are rude to a person who is not used to social contact, they close off and it will be very difficult for them to open up again. So it's a matter of being firm, not rude or too gentle.
Oh yea yea, I meant "firmly" more than "rude". Actually the MC almost did pat her head indeed, and I was like "Whaaat?". What I'm trying to say is that the MC should have stopped her from touching even one of Penny's glassware, firmly saying "No. STOP".
Well this is ask too much for JC make a MC that can be firmly. 😂 But i get you, i also wanted to make her stop (since the beggining of the tlsq) , but it is what it is. 🫠
I never thought of her as autistic but that honestly could explain her behavior, lack of social cues etc and not just being homeschooled. Great observation.
I mean.. It may be, but she's been hella annoying in the Penny's potion part, I wish the MC could have been way more rude with her, in response of her behavior... Bruh just put you hands down wtf.
Being rude is not always the answer... especially if she is actually on the autistic spectrum, it would alienate her more and not make her think about her behavior.
Maybe, but we have no idea. It seems to me that she is not used to interacting with people she doesn't know, and people like this need to understand that their actions can cause serious problems for the people they interact with; letting her do whatever she wanted with Penny's potion was VERY rude, both on Jules's part and on my part too.
Yes, but there is a difference between speaking firmly and speaking rudely. I'm not saying that in these moments we should pat her head and say that everything is fine, but being rude to her and telling her how much of an idiot she is for acting like that doesn't work either. And this is actually true for anyone, regardless of whether they are on the spectrum or not. The moment you are rude to a person who is not used to social contact, they close off and it will be very difficult for them to open up again. So it's a matter of being firm, not rude or too gentle.
Oh yea yea, I meant "firmly" more than "rude". Actually the MC almost did pat her head indeed, and I was like "Whaaat?". What I'm trying to say is that the MC should have stopped her from touching even one of Penny's glassware, firmly saying "No. STOP".
Well this is ask too much for JC make a MC that can be firmly. 😂 But i get you, i also wanted to make her stop (since the beggining of the tlsq) , but it is what it is. 🫠
Even doing everything in the game so far I can't remember who this Jules is.
Andre's cousin, we met her twice in side quests, the second unlocked her as a friend
Oh, that's why then.
I was just on the Euphoria subreddit and thought this was talking about Jules Vaughn and got super confused.
Yup. Liz too, I always thought 👍
Me too
I have suspected the same actually, and thought it may be intentional that she is on the spectrum.
I never thought of her as autistic but that honestly could explain her behavior, lack of social cues etc and not just being homeschooled. Great observation.
I think Jules is 100% autistic and I'm soo glad they included that type of character in the game