#mad zott

[vanpelts]

LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY (2023) EPISODE 1x04 "PRIMITIVE INSTINCT"

[kaizsche]

LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY (2023) dir. Millicent Shelton

[leeromeereads]

definitely one of my favourite reads from this year ♡

(i am obsessed with how few fucks Elizabeth Zott gives, an absolute role model)

[rosesvioletspullman]

“hi dad”

[mayhem24-7forever]

I cried many, many times while making this edit because Calvin never got to meet his daughter except in Elizabeth’s mind

Audio credit: solarvmss on tiktok

[shelbbswrites]

I love how this week's Lesson in Chemistry takes Elizabeth & Mad’s life changes to center stage (Brie Larson & Alice Halsey are DYNAMIC together).

Still, I wish it didn't leave Harriet in the wings as much.

Here's my "CH₃COOH" review!

Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 5 Review: CH₃COOH | Tell-Tale TV

Lesson in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 5, "CH₃COOH," takes Elizabeth and Madeline's life changes to center stage but leaves Harriet's in the w

[lessons-in-chemistry]

[harrietmjones]

I’ve recently read Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus and throughout the book, I kept thinking: Are Elizabeth and Mad on the autism spectrum?

I know that on their own, various character traits of theirs, if you also had that one, it wouldn’t signify that you might be autistic but there’s just something about the both of them that reads they’re both people with autism.

I don’t want any negativity directed my way, it’s just a thought I had.

I personally have autism (I was diagnosed as having aspergers when I was 21) and I’m fed up with the outdated thoughts of some, that just because someone has poor social skills and/or is incredibly intelligent (usually bordering on genius), that that’s a sign of autism. However, there’s just a variety of other traits they both have, that gives me this thought of mine.

Just wondered what everyone else thought really.