Brent Christensen

No problem.

He also had a piano that he learned on his own, without notes or anything.

When he was in grade school, he was in a gifted program.

So really, he had a fairly good upbringing.

He has no aggression in him, very gentle, very private.

My sons, my daughter, and myself, we depend upon logic.

And so we can shove our emotions down.

He did have night terrors.

He would wake up in the middle of the night.

There was one incident where he tried to jump off the second floor porch.

He ran into the street into a car that was passing by, and that sent him to the hospital.

The neurologist, who was a specialist in sleep disorders, told me this is something odd.

He mentioned perfect storm, that it probably would never, ever happen again.

What was he like when he was in high school?

I guess I could call him a loner type.

He was the invisible guy, except for the handful of times that he and his friends did decide to just be goofy in class.

Goofy?

Goofy.

One time, he had coordinated with a friend outside of class to burst in in the middle of the hour to just have a lightsaber fight with plastic lightsabers.

This is his graduate.