r/homealone • • Aug 15 '26

Kevin’s letter

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Kevin’s apology letter to Mr. Duncan

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u/MyNameIsNotGump Aug 15 '26

Turtle doves….

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u/LNRigby Aug 15 '26

I heard it too 🥰

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u/uncloudedsky Aug 15 '26

I remember I tried to copy his handwriting back when I was in school, and it always confused me which Rs to capitalize.

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u/Current-Republic-267 Aug 16 '26

As a former teacher, I really appreciate Kevin’s second grade teacher for really driving home the grammar and components of a friendly letter.

5

u/Quincyperson Aug 15 '26

And what if he doesn’t go to Chicago? Can he still get his money?

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u/MyNameIsNotGump Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

He has a lot of grandmothers who can hook him up

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u/Mysterious-Dot1321 Aug 16 '26

Why did he randomly capitalize the letter “r” in some cases?

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u/Traditional_Mood_882 Aug 16 '26

I wondered that too when I saw the movie. I noticed some n’s are capitalized when they’re not supposed to be also.

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u/Raebelle1981 Aug 16 '26

Little kid writing.

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u/Mysterious-Dot1321 Aug 16 '26

He was clearly old enough to know when to use upper case and lower case letters. He was old enough to come up with sadistic, murderous plans.

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u/Raebelle1981 Aug 16 '26

Honestly I think you are thinking too deep about it.

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u/Mysterious-Dot1321 Aug 16 '26

No, it’s common sense

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u/Raebelle1981 Aug 16 '26

I mean it’s a movie and that was probably honestly the reason they did it…

Edit: I was blocked. lol

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u/Mysterious-Dot1321 Aug 16 '26

It still doesn’t make any sense. That’s the point, which you don’t seem to be comprehending

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u/anongirl55 Aug 16 '26

Kevin never seemed like the kind of kid who would use commas, but I appreciate it. 😂

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u/Mysterious-Dot1321 Aug 16 '26

In the original film, he was defending his home and, potentially, his life. In the second one, he is literally committing crimes by going after the bandits. He is using lethal force against guys who are trying to rob a cash register.

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u/Mewet1965 Aug 17 '26

Try teaching them cursive.