Nah, you apparently have your own rules on how to analyze things and you obviously don't get it. Here is something straight from the article where the author uses her own experience to validate her OPINION (vs. her faux stance of authority in the creation of the character and his world):

Well, I take a counter stance on her belief that the intention of C&H was that of loneliness and in order to do that — to have a counter argument against the fact that she related with Calvin being one way she is backing her point of view, I have to use my own experience to prove that the very same could be said for a…

I have to admit I was a little aloof about the headline because I completely interpreted C&H totally differently, and maybe it is my own personal perspective that I am projecting, but I always saw Calvin as a lot like I was when I was a child, and that was that he was actually an incredibly happy child who was…