Nathan is very empathetic and wants to make everyone feel included. He handles his neurodivergence with embracing his quirkiness and laughs.
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Sign Up for FreeSpider-Man is his favorite superhero. He admires him because he fights crime and he is a kid who is a superhero. Spider-Man also teaches life lessons, if something bad is going to happen, he’ll be there and do anything to save people.
Ever since he was a baby, he has had loved superhero’s. When he was around one, he would only let us put Spiderman shirts on him. He then asked to change his room into superhero theme. He has loved pretending to be Spiderman since he could walk. For Halloween when he was 2, he was Spiderman, dad was miles, and mom was ghost spider. It was as though he naturally gravitated toward superhero’s.
My Super kid would be able to think about a situation and make it happen. I would be able to stop world hunger just by thinking of it. I pick this because it’s a power that could do a lot to save people (and a little bit of mishaps for the plot). As I learn about my powers I am able to control the outcomes more.
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