Victims
In order of death:
- Maddie Shaw, Josie's friend and a popular student. She is the first to die.
- Courtney Ignatio, Josie's friend and a popular student, she and Matt Royston were the catalysts that caused the shooting.
- Whit Obermeyer, a student shot in the hallways.
- Topher McPhee, the school's pot dealer.
- Grace Murtaugh, daughter of the town's minister.
- Kaitlyn Harvey, a freshman with Down's syndrome.
- Edward McCabe, the only teacher killed and Peter's former math teacher.
- Noah James, senior and a jock.
- Justin Friedman, fluent in Elvish and unathletic, Jewish.
- Matt Royston, a popular jock, Josie's boyfriend. He was shot once in the stomach by Josie and once in the head by Peter.
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