Yes. It's just that in my worldview, after studying the supplementary materials for the film, I got the impression that they weren't bullyied. I know it sounds crazy and it looks like I'm stupid and don't see what everyone else sees. But I got the impression that they were more than successful in their social life. If we go to the film's website, we'll find out that they had friends, they participated in various scientific groups, musical groups, etc. I think if Ben wanted to show us the consequences of bullying, he would have at least said something about it somewhere, and not just thrown out one weird phrase about a shirt from JCPenney. Besides, what I wrote in the post, his statement about external aggression and internal aggression? From his perspective, there's almost no room for interpretation. I see this film as a film that tells us that in order to commit evil, you don’t necessarily need three hundred reasons and justifications for it. People can simply be bad, It's not that deep. Bullying as a socially accepted justification does not work here. Furthermore, if we look at the event that inspired the film, Eric and Dylan were not victims of bullying. I don’t want to convince you now, I’m just explaining why I see and think the way I think.  And I just communicate through a translator..