𝐵𝑜𝑟𝑛 𝑡𝑜 𝑑𝑖𝑒.

Dylan: "The most deaths in U.S. history."

Eric: "It fucking sucks to do this to them. They're going to through hell once we do this. They're never going to see t end of it." Then he speaks directly to his parents: "There's nothing you guys could have done to prevent this."

Eric: (making shooting noises while aiming his shotgun)

Klebold talks about how his mom and dad were always "great parents" who taught him "self-awareness, self-reliance."

Eric started to become more overwhelmed with emotion and would hide in the closet when he wanted to be alone. He would also seek refuge at the back of the bus to talk about

“I knew them both for several years. I moved to Colorado in jr high and started to know Eric then. Same friend group of not really popular kids. Eric and I both took German and so we had at least one class together every semester. Eric was just a normal kid until freshman/sophomore year. Always nice and pleasant, kinda nerdy. His going darker wasn't really anything that seemed outside of the normal. Lots of kids were expressing themselves in different ways so I didn't think much of it. We stopped hanging out in the same groups around that time. Even with all of the darkness and changes in the way he dressed or music he listened to, I never would have imagined Eric would do something like this. He was very normal at school. The only thing that seemed off was one time he walked down our hallway between classes and didn't move for anyone, just kinda barged through everyone. Even that didn't seem out of the ordinary, just a moody kid.”