05 October 2011 4:59 PM We Need to Talk About ??Antidepressants?? If you don??t want the plot of this month??s most fashionable film release (the week after next, I think) spoiled, don??t read another word.  If you??ve read the book, then please be indulgent to me, as I haven??t. Those who have read the book ??We Need to Talk About Kevin?? are ahead of me here.  Whatever this article will be, it cannot discuss how faithful the new film ( dominated by the stark features of Tilda Swinton) is to the book of the same name. In fact I will be most grateful for the thoughts of those who know the book well, if they wish to tell me that the novel deals in a different way with the central subject I wish to address below. For those who have neither read the book (by Lionel Shriver, the only female Lionel I??ve ever come across) nor seen the film, it is about the perpetrator of a High School massacre in a fictional American town. The killer-to-be, the Kevin of the title, is followed through childhood and early adolescence, as he grows more and more sinister and unappealing. Then he kills a lot of people, and is locked up, leaving his mother living a besieged and burned-out life, wondering if it was all her fault. I??m a bit baffled by the way the parents of Kevin??s victims persecute her. Is there any evidence that people do this in real life? I