Usually, children with Asperger's syndrome are verbal, but they have profound difficulties in the pragmatics of social communication, i.e., in the creation of social meaning through communication. One of the most characteristic features of Asperer's syndrome is th restricted range of interests. Some obsession can even shade into the preoccupations and hobbies of noraml children, such as horror movies, wrestling, or rock videos. Rather than play with others, children with Asperger's Syndrome engage only in their solitary interest. Speech is sometimes stilted and repetitive.
Voice tends to be flat and emotionless Conversations revolve around self.
Obsessed with complex topics, such as patterns, weather, music, history, etc. Often described as eccentric. I.Q.'s fall along the full spectrum, but many are in the above normal range in verbal ability and in the below average range in performance abilities. Many have dyslexia, writing problems, and difficulty with mathematics. Lack common sense.