7. S2E1 Myth 1: Autistic People lack Emotion - The Silent Heart of Hercule Poirot

from The Curious Mind of Hercule Poirot · host Alanna Sorrensen

In this opening episode, we challenge the myth that autistic people lack emotion. Through The Murder of Roger Ackroyd and Sad Cypress, we see Poirot’s quiet depth of feeling — compassion expressed through calm, justice, and respect. Beneath his order and restraint lies a deeply human heart that feels sorrow, empathy, and grace in ways the world often overlooks.

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