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[RACETRAITOR]

Not sure if this has been posted in another thread, but it deserves its own topic. One of Cho's former classmates wrote about being in a playwrighting class with Cho, and reposted two of his plays.

I kind of like where Mr Brownstone was going.

http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04/17/cho-seung-huis-plays/

[VanIslander]

from the two one-act plays it's obvious that one can see he had

an Oedipus complex

a problem with authority

obsessed about 'fat' people

obsessed about being rich

listened and appreciated Guns n' Roses album Appetite for Destruction

[Junior]

In other words he was pis8ed his korean princess was getting it with a black man.

I wonder how long before Korea bans its women from travelling outside the country? Maybe fine them everytime they are seen with a foreigner.

[reactionary]

He doesn't seem to have a total grasp on the English language. Funny considering it was his major and how we keep emphasizing how he had been in the US since the age of 8. You'd think that would be enough time to gain fluency.

[leebumlik69]

[Woland]

[Lysander]

Very strange in the McBeef play that the step father's lines are in pretty much perfect English but the son's and mother's aren't.

[blynch]

[blynch]

[KOREAN_MAN]

Interesting how nobody seems to be blaming his parents for not sending him to a mental hospital or at least getting some counseling. Koreans usually don't like to see shrinks, but I bet his parents knew there was something very wrong with their child.

[reactionary]

Read it again.

And try Brownstone.

[Fresh Prince]

The parents might have been worried that if they sent their son for mental health treatment, it would hurt his chances at attaining citizenship.

[ttompatz]

[chamisul]

[DaeguKid]