Spoiled child

I'm curious whether Dylan's parents blame Eric's parents and Eric himself for what happened and vice versa? In an interview, Susan said that she does not blame Eric's parents, but does she blame Eric himself? How would you treat the child with whom your son went to kill innocent people (whether you are at the place of the parents of any of them)?

She does blame Eric to a certain extent. Either she bought the whole psycho story, or it's just a way to make thing easier for her, knowing that Dylan isnt the one to blame. Not that she's defending his actions, it just seems like she believes what she wants to believe.

For better lack of terms I truly believe Sue has come to grips with the fact that they are both equal in the cause of this tragedy. For a while that's all she probably believed or WANTED to believe. No mother wants to think there son could cause such mass devastation so naturally she's going to look at other options and strongly put them over as reasons for the shooting

It is a pity that we don't know what Eric's parents  think about Dylan. If they mad at him? Did they forgive him?

Yeah I truly wish we knew more about Eric's parents, he remains such a mystery to us. Just imagine how nice it would be to have a book written by Eric's mom like Dylan's did. Sure were going to get the depositions in 2020, but I'm sure there's not going to be any jaw dropping new information in there

I think that every April is difficult for Eric's parents. They have two dates that they can never forget ...

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Ericklebold99 wrote:

Sure were going to get the depositions in 2020, but I'm sure there's not going to be any jaw dropping new information in there

The depositions won't be unsealed until 2027:

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Thank you.. crap even more time.. Do you think we'll learn anything even remotely new through the depositions [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

It's obviously easier as a parent to want to believe that it's based on influence and that their own child is not possible of something heinous. I do feel at this point Sue has been very vocal about how she isn't trying to stray away from putting Dylan at fault for his own actions. She admits it, she knows Dylan was horrible. She still loves him cause that's the child she bore and raised.

For each parent, his child is a part of himself.