04-20-2007, 08:07 AM
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bite me harder
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: monticello ny
Posts: 1,062
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Originally Posted by xperiment67
There's been nothing to indicate that Cho came from a good home, Stubborn. If you read his screenplay "Richard McBeef" (yes, that's the name..) you can probably deduct that he had very severe father issues. The screenplay is about a kids inability to accept his stepfather. It's a VERY POORLY written screenplay, almost like a middle schooler wrote it, but the message is still there. In it, the kid lashes out at his stepfather, who is presumably presented as a pedophilic bisexual pervert, and eventually the father kills the kid. I'm not saying that this is necessarily the case, but I think the kids home life should be explored.
Law abiding or not, that's not to say he wasn't beaten and oppressed at home. His father, or even some other adult figure in his life, could've been a dominating factor in his mental health.
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once again abuse causes vilolence.
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