1 | [[WMG: Robert Goren is a Time Lord.]] |
2 | * It certainly explains many of his quirks. |
3 | ** Alternatively, he's one of Sherlock Holmes's regenerations |
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5 | [[WMG: Goren has Asperger's Syndrome.]] |
6 | * He shows quite a few symptoms throughout the show's run. Eames even compares him to the autistic Wally Stevens in 'Probability.' For example: |
7 | ** Eames explicitly says that Goren "doesn't like change." |
8 | ** He's shown to have unusual speech patterns, like starting and stopping in the same sentence. Also, he hesitates when he's talking, like he's having trouble finding words to express himself. |
9 | ** His social skills are quite obviously limited, more so even than would be apparent from his childhood. |
10 | ** His body language and walking style are usually awkward, like he's not quite sure where to put everything. |
11 | ** He also is shown to be able to detect patterns that no other detective seems to pick out. In season 3 he evens says that he notices "things out of pattern." |
12 | * Would explain quite a lot about him, and his mother doesn't seem like the type to take him to a doctor to get him diagnosed. |
13 | ** alternatively if Goren is meant to be D'Onofrio's age he'd easily pre-date mass awareness of Asperger's; the Namesake doctor Hans Asperger had only started work on it, with 4 patients in 1944 and Citing the disease by his name was not Popularized in the US until 1981 |
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15 | [[WMG: Goren/Eames occurred only because [[Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit Benson/Stabler]] never would.]] |
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