He came from a wealthy family, he had parents and relatives who took care of him, but he didn't think that their love for him wasn't enough, he didn't think it would satisfy the his desire to be noticed or to attract the attention of popular boys or girls. The beginning of Rodger's manifesto is full of experiences and events, from his earliest memories from the age of one to the age of 12. In his early years, Rodger's life seems pretty good. He has a loving family, his parents were wealthy, and he has the opportunity to travel the world before the age of four, which only those without money can only dream of. Basically, he lived his life to the fullest with the help of his parents. So, he has an easy and relaxing life. Even when his family moved from England to the United States, Rodger has no trouble adapting to American culture or patriotism. If I could understand his attitude towards moving to another country, that would have been nice. When I was about six years old, my family and I moved from Vietnam to America. It was one of the most difficult and challenging times of my entire life. And he Elliot Rodger couldn't have been anyone