Glad when Timmy died

I think everyone there seemed flippant about the murders, he was just the most theatrical about it. A lot of Post-Scream took a more cynical approach to how their characters reacted to tragedy. I mean that entire English class scene is such a product of the time. Teenagers in the 90's were much more entitled and detached, especially white suburbanites who grew up on violence depicted in movies and TV and witnessed the horror of war and school shootings from the comfort of their own homes. They've become desensitized and really don't understand it until it actually happens to them. I think it's a shrewd observation and a brilliant depiction of how characters would react to such gruesome news.

He was literally the only character in this movie I liked.