Saw this. Thought it was pretty heart warming

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Dylan and Rachel's mom

That is sweet.

I wonder then if it was Cassie’s mom who said it was predetermined that Dylan would kill her daughter.. it’s from Suesy book

I also wonder if Sue agrees with the whole “unrequited love caused Dylan to want to kill Rachel” thing that Beth and Judy love to pedal.

Screamingophelia wrote:

That is sweet.

I wonder then if it was Cassie’s mom who said it was predetermined that Dylan would kill her daughter.. it’s from Suesy book

I also wonder if Sue agrees with the whole “unrequited love caused Dylan to want to kill Rachel” thing that Beth and Judy love to pedal.

I imagine Sue as a mother would like to believe her son did what he did for love, instead of the real reasons. Anything to remember that he was human and vulnerable, something to contrast to how he is typically portrayed as a monster by the media, and some extent citizens of Littleton. But who knows

HanShotFirst wrote:

Screamingophelia wrote:

That is sweet.

I wonder then if it was Cassie’s mom who said it was predetermined that Dylan would kill her daughter.. it’s from Suesy book

I also wonder if Sue agrees with the whole “unrequited love caused Dylan to want to kill Rachel” thing that Beth and Judy love to pedal.

I imagine Sue as a mother would like to believe her son did what he did for love, instead of the real reasons. Anything to remember that he was human and vulnerable, something to contrast to how he is typically portrayed as a monster by the media, and some extent citizens of Littleton. But who knows

I agree. But then again, I think that whole "unrequited love" thing is so bizarre that I don't understand how anyone could ever believe it. Grief, I guess.

I would imagine that Beth and Sue are somewhat friends because of Beth's faith. Given the Christian values, she would believe in absolute forgiveness. It might not have anything to do with the theory as to why they are friends, but rather just both parents who have endured the same tragedy. Beth's faith allowed her to be friends with the mother of a shooter rather than just the parents of victims.

hvernon wrote:

HanShotFirst wrote:

Screamingophelia wrote:

That is sweet.

I wonder then if it was Cassie’s mom who said it was predetermined that Dylan would kill her daughter.. it’s from Suesy book

I also wonder if Sue agrees with the whole “unrequited love caused Dylan to want to kill Rachel” thing that Beth and Judy love to pedal.

I imagine Sue as a mother would like to believe her son did what he did for love, instead of the real reasons. Anything to remember that he was human and vulnerable, something to contrast to how he is typically portrayed as a monster by the media, and some extent citizens of Littleton. But who knows

I agree. But then again, I think that whole "unrequited love" thing is so bizarre that I don't understand how anyone could ever believe it. Grief, I guess.

I would imagine that Beth and Sue are somewhat friends because of Beth's faith. Given the Christian values, she would believe in absolute forgiveness. It might not have anything to do with the theory as to why they are friends, but rather just both parents who have endured the same tragedy. Beth's faith allowed her to be friends with the mother of a shooter rather than just the parents of victims.

I believe Sue is friends with Coni Sanders and Anne Marie Hochhalter too.

Coni is huge into No Noterity

I think Sue is/would be on the side of no noterity too but does freely say Dylan and Erics names in interviews

Though really what is Sue supposed to say “when the mass murderer was a baby he was such a good little baby” or something like that.

hvernon wrote:

HanShotFirst wrote:

Screamingophelia wrote:

That is sweet.

I wonder then if it was Cassie’s mom who said it was predetermined that Dylan would kill her daughter.. it’s from Suesy book

I also wonder if Sue agrees with the whole “unrequited love caused Dylan to want to kill Rachel” thing that Beth and Judy love to pedal.

I imagine Sue as a mother would like to believe her son did what he did for love, instead of the real reasons. Anything to remember that he was human and vulnerable, something to contrast to how he is typically portrayed as a monster by the media, and some extent citizens of Littleton. But who knows

I agree. But then again, I think that whole "unrequited love" thing is so bizarre that I don't understand how anyone could ever believe it. Grief, I guess.

I would imagine that Beth and Sue are somewhat friends because of Beth's faith. Given the Christian values, she would believe in absolute forgiveness. It might not have anything to do with the theory as to why they are friends, but rather just both parents who have endured the same tragedy. Beth's faith allowed her to be friends with the mother of a shooter rather than just the parents of victims.

It is odd to me though with the amount of people who said that Eric didn’t have any classes with Rachel and there’s proof of that and Devon and other friends have said that they barely knew each other. I’m more on the side of people who actually went to school with them every day.

I don’t think that the R in the little heart in Dylan’s journal Rachel. I still maintain that it was probably for a Reb. I’m wondering if it’s a girl that they both liked?