Hate List by Jennifer Brown

Author:Jennifer Brown
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub, pdf
Tags: Social Issues - General, Problem families, Fiction, Forgiveness, Bullying, Law & Crime, Emotional problems of teenagers, Violence, YA), Schools, School & Education, Social Issues, Young Adult Fiction, School shootings, Juvenile Fiction, Family problems, Social Issues - Violence, Emotions & Feelings, Emotional problems, Family, Dysfunctional families, General fiction (Children's, Social Issues - Bullying, General, Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings, High schools, Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12), Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction
ISBN: 9780316041447
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Published: 2009-09-01T10:54:16.742000+00:00

PART THREE

16

[FROM THE GARVIN COUNTY SUN-TRIBUNE,

MAY 3, 2008, REPORTER ANGELA DASH]

Max Hills, 16—“I thought they were friends,” one student was reported to have said about Levil’s decision to shoot Hills, who was pronounced dead at the scene. “He definitely meant to shoot him,” she added. “He, like, bent down to look under the table and made sure he knew who he was shooting before he did it.”

Hills, described by friends as a quiet student, good at math and science, but not overly involved in many extracurricular activities, had been seen on many occasions chatting with Levil, both in school and outside of it. Many thought the two of them to be friends, which has had a lot of students wondering why Levil targeted Hills, if, indeed, he did.

“Maybe he thought it was someone else,” Erica Fromman, a senior, said. “Or maybe he didn’t care if they were friends or not,” a hypothesis that has some wondering if the victims were more random than initially suspected.

Hills’s mother, Alaina, however, says that she believes Max was a deliberate target. “He wouldn’t let Nick borrow his truck last summer,” she told reporters. “And the next day someone smashed Max’s headlights in the parking lot while he was at work. Max could never prove it was Nick who did it, but we both knew it was him. They haven’t been friends since then. They didn’t ever talk again. Max was pretty mad about the headlights. He paid for that truck himself.”

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