E P I G R A P H "I think I am normal. I am normal for me."
S U M M A R Y In which Rosalie finds her mate in a boy with autism.
P L O T So basically, it could be in Rosalie's or the OC's perspective but with a focus on Rosalie accepting him for who he is and adjusting to the differences that come with a lover who has autism compared to one who doesn't. For example, I've always seen Rosalie as a very loving, touching person-she's always touching her lover; but a major thing with people with autism is they don't like to be touched. You could even take it as far, as after Rosalie has adjusted and accepted everything, something happens that causes Carlisle to have no choice but to change him; and since the venom erases any impurities, his autism could be erased and they now have to adjust to these changes.
F A C E C L A I M Freddie Highmore* | Up to you*
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** So I was inspired by The Good Doctor for this, to be honest, I love the idea of making a main character have autism and bring awareness to this disorder. It's such a major part of our society and avoided so much, I really think it needs to become a more normalized thing. It is a normal disorder that appears in our world and it shouldn't be swept under the rug like it has for years. Not every character is perfect, and 100% healthy, in fact there is a 1 in 68 chance of having a child with autism.
Also, Idon't think I've read a single book here where the main character has autism, so it'sdefinitely a unique story.
