I've written on my blog about my own encounters with him; but the biggest thing that stands out was his naivete, his childlike perspective.
It's telling so many eulogies of him describe him as a boy.
IMO, it was his innocent perspective, combined with what he thought was the clear and obvious path, that drove him to do what he did, not understanding the consequences.
I've written on my blog about my own encounters with him; but the biggest thing that stands out was his naivete, his childlike perspective.
It's telling so many eulogies of him describe him as a boy.
IMO, it was his innocent perspective, combined with what he thought was the clear and obvious path, that drove him to do what he did, not understanding the consequences.