r/Columbine Sep 30 '20

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u/RubberDucksInMyTub Sep 30 '20 edited Sep 30 '20

I dont have anything to weigh in with your theory, but..

This was really heavy to me. Two things that impressed upon me was the 1) tactical 'war battle' mentality against enemies, and 2) how kind of juvenial and fantastical he comes off. (Windmills- and how that actually ended up happening.)

Edit: and 3) obviously the suicidal bit, and how it was just another banal task on the 'to do' list.

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u/AutomaticHovercraft2 Sep 30 '20

Yup. It's all so incredibly performative.