Unfortunately, I read both of them. That was one sick individual. Obsessed with killing and homosexuality. If he had graduated, he probably would have ended up as a screenwriter in LA LA Land.
I also got the impression that these plays were written by a person who was not in control of the narrative. Everything was reactionary. Almost as if he had an underlying programming that forced a reactionary response to just about every interaction.
Very insightful commentary. Apparently he did have a reactionary response to just about every interaction. Most people don’t react with a Glock, thank God.
Reactionary indeed. I just had a little or really a very real epiphany here, as I walked away from my pc then returned to it.
Accuse me of having really stepped off a ledge here or betrayed a little mild ideation of my own if you like, hahaha!, but I see in his Cho’s manner, affect, writing, and especially remindful one or two of his photos, something that is as much post-Abu Ghraib as post-Columbine about what happened at Va Tech now. Expert theory has it that Cho was not suffering a psychotic episode when he set about the killings on April 16th. I can now begin to also understand the level of intimidation he posed each classroom he entered in Norris. If I had the better physical strength than I do for this situation, had I been there, it might not have frozen me in my tracks, and one professor did try to take him on in the hallway and paid for doing so with his life, but I hope I have made one begin to see here a parallel between the intimidating interrogation procedures in our secret prisons and how Cho set about his actual killing.
All the business about Ishmail X, the theory about which I would most likely subscribe if I had to being the one how Moses and the Jews got it all wrong, as according to the Qu’ran, who should have picked up the inheritance at the end of the day, Isaac or Ishmail. That is, unless Ishmail AX is the brother of Emmanuel Ax (pianist and playing partner of Yo Yo Ma - bad joke!) ... The self-hatred that of which Cho was capable I think is more than any of us can fathom too.
How do readers feature here how close or far apart Bush’s official response is now, regarding violence in our schools, as how we should handle it, with that of Craig Scott? Hmmmmmm?
I can not quite entirely account or be responsible for how p.c. the post I have submitted here. :-), but, I guess, one aims to please, you know.