Dylan Is Completely Humanised To Us, Through Sue’s Stories Of Him At Home, Making Puzzles And Even

Dylan is completely humanised to us, through Sue’s stories of him at home, making puzzles and even him crying about being bullied. We will never know how Eric was really like, only his ‘tough guy’ persona he hid his true feelings behind in fear of getting hurt. I even read that the Harris family disowned Eric, not picking up his ashes, getting rid of all pictures and never talking about him as if he wasn’t even real. It makes me wonder what life was like for him when he was alive.

I feel like shit for Harris, I'll probably die saying this.

He has never felt wanted or accepted his entire life, that's obvious, read his diary and you will see that this is the realest thing written there. Eric Harris did not feel loved, accepted or included.

So he dies. Klebold's mother speaks out, writes a damn book, goes to interviews, she talks about Dylan. Dylan Dylan Dylan most information we have is Dylan, his vulnerable diaries, his evident depression, memories that Sue exposes. But what about Eric?

No, no one talks about Eric, his parents stay quiet, whether out of shame or privacy. Nobody talks about Eric Harris, as if he were a demon that if you repeat his name 5 times he appears and and pulls your foot at night or something.

Eric never felt accepted in life, nor before nor in death. In the end, he will be eternally excluded — from the "fun things", the family group, the groups of friends. Eric Harris is forever excluded, otherwise, completely misunderstood by those who confuse him with Reb.