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The original screenplay had a different ending in which Veronica kills J.D. by shooting him and then straps the bomb (a much larger and more complicated piece of equipment, described as being "a cylinder as large as a television set") to herself, blowing up as J.D. does in the final ending. What is placed in the final ending as JD's boiler-room speech about "imagine I blew up the school, imagine I blew up all the schools" is contained in a suicide note found in Veronica's locker by Heather McNamara and Betty Finn. The movie ends with an eerie prom sequence set in Heaven, tying into JD's assertion that the only place everyone will truly get along is in Heaven. The prom begins with students dancing within their social cliques, then switching partners in odd pairings like metalheads dancing with Heathers and one of the murdered jocks getting his prom picture taken with a tipped cow; the punch being served is the drain cleaner used in the first murder scene, and "Dumptruck" is singing onstage as the entertainment for the evening. This was intended to be shot but the studio thought it was too dark for the target teenage crowd and opted for a lighter ending.

1.在最后的最后，JD问Veronica的那个问题“Now that you’re dead, what are you gonna do with your life?”,像极了初遇时Veronica问他的那个“愚蠢的问题”。

2.JD曾在车上用Veronica受伤的手点燃香烟，在最后，Veronica也用JD的自我毁灭点燃了手中的烟（他们从身上拿出烟的位置甚至是一样的）。

3.JD和他爸爸奇怪的对话方式是某种控制欲的表现，外网有人说这是某种心理医生用于家庭成员之间的治疗方式，真实性暂不可考，不过这对父子确实都不太正常就是了。

4.据传Chirstian Slater曾说过JD“actually didn’t kill himself.”这个消息广泛流传于国外Heathers的影迷圈内，至于来源我暂时没有找到，不可保证真实性。（外网有影迷用“V站在如此近的距离内却几乎没有受伤”和“锅炉房里的只是用来引爆的装置，本身并不是炸药”来解释，感觉有点牵强，但我完全理解他们不希望JD死的心情）

5.JD母亲的死对他最大的影响是让他意识到“Nobody loves me”，她对JD的爱甚至不足以让她留在这个世界上。

The use of Moby Dick epitomizes the way that society will search to create a deeper meaning when it’s not there. The hierarchy and desire for power corrupts people. Acaste system distracts everyone from the realization that it’s all meaningless. Popularity is a proxy for things that we think would make us happy. In the same way in the adult world, we fixate on status, money and career achievement, and we try to climb the ladder instead of reflecting on what it all means. These new programs are eating suicide up with a spoon, they’re making it sound like it’s a cool thing to do.