I mentioned a few posts down that, yes, there’s a good possibility that he was too. And given that Sue had some depression issues as well as a self identified ‘death phobia’ in her late teens and twenties, the depression that Dylan had, and possibly Byron too, may have been a genetically predisposition in the family and not necessarily related to external things like family or school stressors. Though stressors could certainly exacerbate the predisposed tendencies.

I’d say from the looks of that interview sneak peek, that it’s the ABC 20/20 studio. Although, there may even be a slight possibility that since we’ve seen that bit of her walking around in the snow outside of her house that we may even see more exterior and interior (?!) quick edits of the Klebold home for the hour long interview. Cross your fingers, anyway. 😉

I’m not really sure about hypothetical questions about Eric having a little sister?
Not sure why this one gets asked, tbh.

There are some super recent photos of Sue and Bryon but non of Tom.
There is some somewhat recent photos of the Harrises’ but not present day.
I’ll see if I can find those and post them.

Let me know if you think of your other Qs on E & D.  lol 

Maybe @rainflesh would like to draw this one sometime?  😉

Thankss and you’re welcome! 🙂 

He had an Apple Mac, two Windows PCs, one of which e built himself with a partitioned Linux.drive

In the second semester of Junior year he knew:
Win 3.x, Win 95, Win 98 (possibly late on?),  Acquired most of his A+ certifcation and networking skills through CHS,  Learning beginning Unix, Linux, beginning Visual Basic (some of the language) and QBasic, HTML

I would if I could but I literally, as of tonight, have 1,168 asks sitting in my box. So, it’s honestly nothing personal especially since anon basically means I have no way of knowing which ones you in particular, asked.   My suggestion to you is to shoot me another anon and list some of your asks that you sent me and I’ll try to locate and answer a couple of them. 🙂 

I really think Dylan loathed and endured Columbine, tbh.  Oh, sure, he might’ve had pockets where it seemed o..k momentarily – like hanging out with Brooks and Zack in the sound booth in drama class while sneaking a drink or making up blatantly violent stories in Creative Writing class with Eric or sometimes enjoying the creative aspects of Vid production class but as for the rest?  The overall feeling for him was a combination of both dread and of intense dislike.  Because the school atmosphere had a tendency to put him in a funk or certain aspects of it made him angry in terms of the snobby culture and the amount of favoritism that took place, even with the teachers, it just revolted him.   He used to like learning and being open to new things to soak up like a sponge but that was earlier on when he was younger.. Middle School started sucking but High School was the worst.  By then, he’d lost that love for learning in the environment where enjoyment of learning was supposed to be encouraging and possible, only it wasn’t. 

How is it I’m a bitch these days, hm? 

Dylan was raised in a household of mixed religious traditions both Christian Lutheran denomination and also of the Jewish faith. They celebrated Christmas, – maybe Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur or Hanukkah but for certain Passover was definitely practiced at their household as Sue wanted to instill her side of the family’s Jewish traditions with her sons. Dylan being the youngest person in the house would’ve annually recited aloud the Four Questions at every Passover seder. Can’t you just imagine him mumbling those memorized recitations?  Given that he participated in Jewish traditions with his family and his relatives on his mom’s side of the family, I would say it was pretty likely that Dylan owned a Kippot (or Yarmulke as most Americans tend to refer to it).  And you can bet that he was not keen on wearing it too since he personally did not seem interested in conforming to Judeo-Christian traditional religion. He would’ve been basically something he had to wear a couple of times a year for tradition sake since he was a small boy. Temple on a rare occasion probably but not a regular thing. I posted an article regarding his mixed faith household here.

Bryon most likely heard from his parents who then were informed officially by the authorities.

Pretty much the same way as Bryon only he would’ve traveled home from Boulder as he was attending the University of Colorado at the time.