I was watching this documentary and one of Rachel Joy Scott's parents (can't remember which one) said that Rachel was in a photography class with Eric and Dylan and that she'd had an interaction (discussion) with them about a violent video that they turned in for an assignment.
As far as I can tell Eric and Dylan didn't have any classes with Rachel in their senior year. Anyone know if they had any classes with her from grades 9-11?
I know that this might be very controversial, especially with the surprising and terrifying amount of school shootings in the past 10 years, but please understand that this is just my opinion: I don't get Rachel's Challenge. I understand the concept. I get that it's supposed to be an outreach program, and it was born from one of the most infamous school shootings in US history. But that's the thing. Why is it named after just Rachel? There were thirteen deaths on that day, not counting the two shooters who committed suicide. Rachel was just the first victim. Why doesn't it have a name like "The Columbine Outreach Program" or something? Why does one person get all the attention? Why are none of the other victims even named in most of the stories? Also, I don't know if I just don't have enough info or not, but what the hell did Rachel even do? Like, she was an above-average student and she wrote an essay on compassion, I think? But no, she gets all the attention, because she was the first victim, and also a Christian. I mean, if she died nowadays, when Christianity is pretty unpopular, she would be completely unremarkable. The point is, I just think it's unfair that thirteen innocent people died, but the "innocent Christian girl" gets all the attention. She can't be that innocent. I mean, for the love of God, she's a teenager! Take it from a teenager, we are not that innocent, no matter what people wanna believe.
I've heard that Rachel apparently told E&D that she didn't like their violent videos and wanted them to stop. This has mainly been told by her family. Is there any evidence of this interaction taking place, like any mentions of it in the 11k?
I mean, looking at the Parts and Services section... that GOTTA be a Story Mode Basement reference. Given that Scott played it and helped afterwards, I wouldn't be surprised if he made a small nod.
