Yeah, that also makes sense, they were passing through the same kind of things (depression, social anxiety, etc) and he related to Evan. But he could also have forgotten about the letter.
Guess we'll never know
One thing that doesn't make sense in Dear Evan Hansen is that Connor took his own life while he had Evan's letter.
Like, what did he wanted people to think?
Did he wanted to make people believe that his death was Evan's fault (I find this quite improbable, because no one would read that letter and think that Evan was guilty of anything)?
Did he wanted to people to realise that Evan wrote that letter to "tease" him and blame Evan (because no one would have predicted that someone else would pretend to be your bestie after your death)?
EDIT: Did he wanted people to think that Evan was his boyfriend so Evan would suffer from homophobia or discrimination for trying to make him upset with that letter (extremely improbable)??
Didn't he think about that letter?? Was he too lazy or to tired to do something about it??
Does anyone knows the answer to this (or knows a theory that makes sense)? I'm really curious
(Maybe this is explained in the book but I haven't read it)
Yeah, that's the most likely answer. I am planning to read the book, thanks for the recommendation!!
One thing that doesn't make sense in Dear Evan Hansen is that Connor took his own life while he had Evan's letter.
Like, what did he wanted people to think?
Did he wanted to make people believe that his death was Evan's fault (I find this quite improbable, because no one would read that letter and think that Evan was guilty of anything)?
Did he wanted to people to realise that Evan wrote that letter to "tease" him and blame Evan (because no one would have predicted that someone else would pretend to be your bestie after your death)?
Didn't he think about that letter?? Was he too lazy or to tired to do something about it??
Does anyone knows the answer to this (or knows a theory that makes sense)? I'm really curious
(Maybe this is explained in the book but I haven't read it)
One thing that doesn't make sense in Dear Evan Hansen is that Connor took his own life while he had Evan's letter.
Like, what did he wanted people to think?
Did he wanted to make people believe that his death was Evan's fault (I find this quite improbable, because no one would read that letter and think that Evan was guilty of anything)?
Did he wanted to people to realise that Evan wrote that letter to "tease" him and blame Evan (because no one would have predicted that someone else would pretend to be your bestie after your death)?
EDIT: Did he wanted people to think that Evan was his boyfriend so Evan would suffer from homophobia or discrimination for trying to make him upset with that letter (extremely improbable)??
Didn't he think about that letter?? Was he too lazy or to tired to do something about it??
Does anyone knows the answer to this (or knows a theory that makes sense)? I'm really curious
(Maybe this is explained in the book but I haven't read it)