9. S2E3 Myth 3: Autistic People are Rigid and Inflexible - The Rhythm that Frees

from The Curious Mind of Hercule Poirot · host Alanna Sorrensen

This episode explores the myth that autistic people are rigid or inflexible. Through The Clocks and Evil Under the Sun, we see how Poirot’s love of order isn’t limitation but strength — a rhythm that steadies him in chaos and allows calm creativity to flourish. His routines become a form of wisdom and grace, showing that structure can be not control, but care.

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