"Zoe's test results clung to the border of normal values, and in comparison to other little friends his age, he displays many characteristics that do not fit his age group. Before we came here, I inquired about his situation with his kindergarten teacher in Linville. His behavior at school doesn't seem different from other children's."
"He's just like a normal child, isn't that a good thing?"
"No, we can't be blindly optimistic. This type of personality can hide itself; if he behaved differently, it would be easier to deal with, but the problem is he behaves just the same. It's hard to say whether that's his true nature or a facade." This is one of the difficulties in identifying antisocial personalities, especially those with high IQs who can hide their true selves better than normal people.
"I remember reading that such flawed characters are also related to the upbringing environment. Our home has such a good family atmosphere, and Zoe has always been obedient at home."
