Ok but I’ve been thinking about this a lot. It was 4 years after the shooting that the Klebolds got Dylan’s clothes sent back to them. 4 long, painful years of trying to heal and not being allowed to properly grieve because of the atrocities that their son committed.  4 years later, being presented with the clothes that their son wore the last time they ever saw him, the clothes he wore when he killed 6 people, the clothes he died in. Having to see his signature baseball cap again, it must have seemed (just for a second) like him coming home. His clothes still stained with his blood, with his victim’s blood. The wrath t-shirt a hideous reminder of what their sweet boy was capable of. I bet the kept his trench coat and cap, though. They meant so much to him.

i’m not crying after hearing eric’s laugh.

@tcc-sadness I’ll have you know that you inspired me to make this by commenting:

The Rocket Book, Peter Newell, 1912: