Miserably. Dylan wouldn’t have survived it intentionally.

Nope it just keeps going around and around stuck in this forever stasis and the past with those two boys a part of it, are slowly drifting away.

The Lost Boys are lost forever.  The Lost Victims are gone forever.

 It’s a permanent sad condition in which we grieve in during this time.  There is nothing we can do; there is nothing that can be done. What’s done is done and in a couple more years at 20 years past, Columbine will be joining the ranks of a historical event.  

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Suggest you take the time to scroll through this blog. 

On the night before the massacre?  Probably not. That late in the game, Dylan was vested in Mission NBK which would result in his own suicide and rebirth into Happiness “the end is the beginning”. So actually, Dylan didn’t need any psyching up, he was already there, down with it, relaxed and letting fate take it’s course. He was a bit anxious during prom week as Sue had thought it was just prom jitters but by Prom evening, you could tell he had let go some more when he said in response to Robyn potentially missing the prom because of her late flight: “It’s no big deal. If it happens, it happens.”  Dylan was relieved by then, he was embracing his exit with every breath of his being,  with open arms.  It was Eric that was having trouble with the anxiousness and internal second thoughts waffling. He had a hard time just running into Susan DeWitt the day before the massacre and Susan noticed how distracted he looked as though he had something on his mind.   So, no. If anything Dylan would be nudging Eric along those last two days.

Probably because I have so many?  It’s really only humanly possible for me to answer a few per day.:(  Also, if  the questions are repetitive, I generally skip them now. Sorry 🙂 

It would be seemingly contradictory wouldn’t it?  But if you look through Dylan’s journal entries which are a pretty accurate personal snapshots of his innate personality, he fits more as an INFP than an INTJ . He spends far less time reasoning rationally but is dabbling intuitive, metaphysically and generating fantasy based concepts, weaving them into his overall emotion context of how he’s feeling about his life. Like an INFP, his core, strong personal belief system flows from his writing and is very much of “what do I feel? What do I value?”  As far as his actual, down-to-earth life goes, Dylan rarely ever expresses concretely about the happenings in his real life the sort of “I did this today at it sucked” or “I hate math and the teacher needs to die” forms of judgmental statements and reasoning. Instead, he’s very nebulous and free-form train of flowing though type writing but also intensely private. Where as, conversely, Eric is more concrete and spends time reasoning, judging and rationalizing in his writings. There is a debate as to whether personality types can change or cannot but I am of the personal viewpoint that if you take the test at age 10, 17, 25 and 33 year old, you’re likely going to end up with at least some degree of varying results based on development stages and maturation. It’s probably not likely that Dylan would ever change his primary functions of Introverted Intuition to an Extroverted Sensing but the other functions could potentially modify from childhood into teenage years and on. Then again, had Dylan made it to 40, he might’ve become comfortable enough in his skin with enough life experiences to turn him more Extroverted. I don’t think that’s generally the case but it can happen to people.

The other thing too about Dylan as a child: while he may have been good at being focused, meticulous and diligent while playing at constructing Lego ships, doing intricate folding of origami animals or assembling three puzzles at once and whatnot but we don’t know how much of his imagination and creative, unstructured mind was involved in the process of his seemingly concrete, thinking-based forms of playing. It just doesn’t necessarily denote that he’s an Introverted Thinker or Judging However, as far as proving he’s not ADD, it does strongly suggest he did not have an issue with attention deficit and on finishing something he started working on fully and completely.

Nope.. but a sign that is very close to a Virgo in traits. 😉

Enthusiastically so. 🙂

No, not frequently. And most especially not any if at all from March ‘98 until the early end of their Diversion Program in Jan ‘99.  That entire year, the two had to be on best behavior because they had regular drug testing while fulfilling their obligations to compensate for their crime. 

There are parts of his book that are okay enough and not too bad as far as describing what Littleton is like in terms of look and feel of it’s culture and demographic and also here too, with the description of the Prom, he paints a decent picture that’s fairly accurate because it pretty much dovetails with the Jeff Kass book (Columbine: A True Crime Story).  It’s only when Cullen inserts his own opinions like denying that bullying existed at the school or was in part the reason why Columbine happened or adding his embellishments by describing Nate Dykeman as more potentially handsome than Dylan or when he declares that Eric isn’t a loser with women as people want to believe because, oh no, he’s a lady’s man.  This is Cullen’s opinion that he inserts into his book and he believes it himself and has the ego to expect others to buy it as well.  It has no bases in reality because if he actually took the time to seriously interview friends and acquaintances that went to the school and knew the boys they would laugh in his face and shake their heads over the things Cullen says in trying to re-write history.  But the prom scene here I liked because it stuck fairly close to the facts and it gives you a good feeling as to how the event transpired.

I lean more towards INTJ for Eric too, yep.  INTPs seem a bit more dry, remote and brainy like Mr. Spock. 

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!