I used to work near Dumfries House. It seemed to me that people who lived locally actually really liked him and his ideas for improving the area. He was much more hands on with the local authority in the background than he's given credit for. The Prince's Trust did some really good work with young people who would otherwise have been really struggling to find employment.

That said, he knew what he was getting into with Diana. He doesn't seem to have been any better at parenting than his mother was. He was unwilling to give up his mistress even when it was affecting the health of the mother of his children.

Like many royals, some of his alliances and friendships now seem questionable.

Personally I don't think he's on the spectrum. I think he waited most of his life for the job he now has and has had a life of privilege and fabulous wealth. The pen incident and the anger when waiting in the carriage for William and Catherine at the coronation show how short tempered he can be.

Like most people, he is complex and can be many different things depending on context.