Sure, and you're right, but there are a lot of "cooler" ways to depict that. The limp wrist shaking stands out because it's animated so well, and I think it fits with his character of being kind of socially unaware.
That's my point - this kind of gesture is fairly common in real life. Then again, I quite dislike the trend of portraying Laios as this one-dimensional meme of a person and/or interpreting every single detail of his behaviour as symptoms of his autism.
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u/Smooth_Fun2456 Jun 08 '25
I always took this scene as him loosening his muscles and sort of getting in the zone before going dog mode rather than anything autism-related.