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Woah, ok buddy, I’m not GK but I have a few differs to speak:

 

1. I myself am in the gifted program, and yes, while Noah is smarter than the average gifted kid, I think his lack of social intellect is pretty further down below than the average gifted kid (Gifted kids in my school aren’t the most popular). This formula here is perfect for making irregular characters, because people like that do exist. You want your characters to stand out, and in this passage, you found their irregularities, or things that make them stand out, and took them for a bad thing! That’s like wearing a shirt inside out! Again, you fail to understand different people see different things, and perception is everything.

2. Speaking on the same passage, again, he’s going to see other people and situations in a different light because, frankly, no one would read it if he didn’t. It’d actually be very hard to find a book eith the main characters being…*gasp* NORMAL!!

 

3. Finally, 

I do deal with some of the problems Hector dealt with-friends making you feel useless, or as a bystander whether you were actually doing something. Most of these friends…I usually end up dropping them after a while.

So we see the same pattern, just under slightly different circumstances, making your argument invalid.

(Sorry for any grammatical mistakes)

 

htiW sneaB!

J.R.