Its protagonist, Roger, is a cipher: "He enjoyed all the things you like doing, to play and have fun," is how he is characterized, in a description that would barely satisfy a fifth grade E.L.A. teacher grading a creative-writing homework assignment.
There is consensus that HE is characterized as a spectrum of neuropsychiatric symptoms in the absence of brain disease, ranging from overt HE (OHE) to minimal HE (MHE).
HE is characterized by a unilateral horizontal elongation of mandible and the rotation of the chin is not so prominent (Mohan et al., 2013).
He is characterized by his large teeth and is coquettish with women.
He is characterized by his frequent impatience, guttural accent and unusual phrasing.
He is characterized as being a sinister character, who will do what he can to further his own ambitions.
He is characterized as being highly cynical and tends to liberally use cutting remarks, and has a talent for information gathering and analysis.
He is characterized as an evil genius or mad scientist who continually attempts to take control of the world's population.
Very seldom do we hear of an executive, professional athlete, actor, or even an "everyday Joe," losing his job or being ostracized because he is characterized as an abuser.
HE is characterized by deficits in several neurotransmitter systems in the brain.
