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13 Reasons Why	comment	13 Reasons Why is a Netflix original series adaptation of the novel of the same name by Jay Asher which debuted on March 31, 2017.One day, Liberty High School student Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) receives a package in the mail containing 7 cassette tapes. Upon playing the first tape, Clay hears the voice of Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford), the girl who killed herself just weeks before. The tapes are, technically, her lengthy suicide note.13 reasons why she killed herself. 13 people who led her there. And Clay is one of them.As Clay listens to the tapes one by one, he slowly uncovers a wider series of events occurring at Liberty High... and what his fellow students will do to keep him quiet, sometimes to cruel and dark extremes.An adaptation of the novel originally existed as a film around 2011, with Selena Gomez in a lead role, but it was announced in 2015 that Netflix would make the adaptation for TV, with Gomez signed on as an executive producer.Several months after its premiere, Netflix confirmed the series was renewed for a second season, which was released on May 18, 2018. The third season was confirmed under a month later, premiering on August 23, 2019. Several weeks before its release, it was announced that a fourth and final season was ordered, which premiered on June 5, 2020.Has a recap page that needs more love.
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13 Reasons Why / int_10cb9a31	type	Axes at School
13 Reasons Why / int_10cb9a31	comment	Axes at School: Tyler brings guns to the Spring Fling dance in the second season finale, with the apparent plan of carrying out a school shooting.
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13 Reasons Why / int_10cdfe4b	type	Fall Guy
13 Reasons Why / int_10cdfe4b	comment	Fall Guy: The ultimate result of Bryce's murder. Alex was the one who pushed a heavily injured Bryce into the river but Montgomery gets the credit for it but as he is killed in prison.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Clay goes through one of these, and it is not pretty. Let's just say that he begins to see Hannah everywhere, even though she is dead and buried...
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13 Reasons Why / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
13 Reasons Why / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: In "Tape 7, Side A," when Clay gives the tapes to Mr. Porter and explains what's on them. Every third season episode title is a line dropped at some point, usually by Ani.
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13 Reasons Why / int_19851b86	type	The Sociopath
13 Reasons Why / int_19851b86	comment	Even Bryce is given one: His wealthy parents constantly leaving him alone at home to go on business trips and vacations left him feeling abandoned and unloved to the point he no longer cares about anything or anyone.
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13 Reasons Why / int_19d06ef7	comment	A Father to His Men: Coach Rick in season 2. It gets to the point where it seems that he's aware of what crimes his players have committed.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1aa30797	comment	Single Woman Seeks Good Man: The young men that Hannah initially liked were men she thought were nice. She later has a love epiphany in regards to Clay because of her admiration of how honest he is with himself.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1c445e86	comment	Poor Communication Kills: Oh boy. Mr. Porter falls into this hook, bait, line, and sinker in his talk with Hannah. First, he asks a fuck-ton of questions that would be impossible for a rape victim to answernote Like asking "what happened at the party," "describe what happened," and "anything illegal happened at the party", makes a lot of fallacious assumptions in regards to Hannah's actionsnote Examples including Mr. Porter believing Hannah consented when she did not, also believing she changed her mind after she consented, states that Hannah did something with a boy she now regrets and says that Bryce will go away and then he tells Hannah to just move on from being raped by Bryce if she can't give him the rapist's name, or tell him what had happened, reasoning that without those informations nothing formal/legal can be done against her rapist. Mr. Porter's poor communication skills to Hannah results in her losing all hope in things getting better for her, and she kills herself just a few hours later. Hannah herself. Her death could have been prevented if she had communicated with people as well as she did on the tapes.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1c5599e4	comment	Deconstructed for Tyler, as he does feel remorse for what he did to Hannah, but everyone has no problem treating him terribly.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1d47dc06	type	Alternative Calendar
13 Reasons Why / int_1d47dc06	comment	Alternative Calendar: The second season takes place in the spring of 2018. Early in the season, the calendar is correct (Friday, March 9). But in "Bye," a title screen reads "Saturday, April 20," which, in reality, was a Friday. This may simply be a case of Writers Cannot Do Math. This is cleared up in season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
13 Reasons Why / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners: Justin and Bryce. Justin all but lives at Bryce's house whenever he can't stay at his own (which is often). Proves to be a Deconstructed Trope as it's this Undying Loyalty that leads Justin to cover up the fact that Bryce raped Justin's own girlfriend. By the end of season 2, Zach and Alex have become this. Tyler and Cyrus in season 2, until Tyler lashes out at his sister and reveals the lengths he is willing to go to get back at Liberty High.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1e1aa82a	comment	Diabolus ex Machina: There's absolutely no narrative reason given for Hannah to be at Bryce's party other than the plot needing her to be there. She simply wanders the town at night in a depressed daze and wanders into a random party at a Big Fancy House without knowing that she'd know anyone there. Montgomery's murder at the end of Season 3. It mostly just helps out the characters by meaning that they don't frame a still-living rapist. It's implied to be an Even Evil Has Standards take on people in prison hating rapists, but still, it comes out of almost nowhere.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
13 Reasons Why / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: Kind of. At the end of "Tape 4, Side A," Clay looks squarely at the camera and says "Welcome to Liberty High." Contextually, it is clear who he's talking to, but the scene is staged pretty perfectly to be an ad for the series.
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13 Reasons Why / int_1f963842	comment	Bloodier and Gorier: In the book, Hannah died from overdosing on pills. In the adaptation, she slits her wrists and bleeds out in the bathtub.
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13 Reasons Why / int_20613a2a	comment	Victorian Novel Disease: Alex has a rare present-day example that manifests as painful stomach cramps and requires daily medication.
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13 Reasons Why / int_20989d05	type	Parents as People
13 Reasons Why / int_20989d05	comment	Parents as People: The show is full of some great examples. Olivia and Andy Baker love each other and their daughter. They also struggle financially, can't see eye to eye on numerous issues and, despite caring for Hannah, fail to notice signs of her mystery. Season 2 reveals that Andy had an affair, and that Hannah knew, and although he confessed to Olivia, their relationship was obviously shaken and this carried over into their grieving process. Lainie and Matt Jensen are reasonable, have varying levels of strictness (Matt is generally more trusting) and often disagree on how to deal with their son's dramatic shifts in mood. Lainie wants what's best for Clay, but that sometimes comes into conflict with her career. In season 2, the Jensens' various disagreements on how to handle Clay's behavior leads to Lainie temporarily moving out, although it was just for a few days to cool off. They also agree to legally adopt Justin to help him get on track with his life. The Davis's are strict but caring to Jessica as she recovers from her trauma. Her father wants nothing but to protect her, even if he becomes overbearing at times. They also occasionally and inadvertently make Jessica feel uncomfortable about her identity as a biracial woman, albeit from different angles. The Downs are positively ill-prepared for how to deal with Tyler, but they never stop trying. His mother and father clearly love him and want the best for him, and present him numerous opportunities to be open with them. Unfortunately, Tyler prefers to keep his emotions bottled up, not seek most of the help offered to him and ultimately resort to violence.
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13 Reasons Why / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: Book!Courtney spreads a rumor that Hannah keeps sex toys in her dresser, and later chooses to walk away and leave Hannah and Bryce alone in a hot tub despite the latter's lecherous and overall questionable behavior. In the series, she claims Hannah's actually a lesbian and confirms that Tyler's photo is of her just to save her own skin, albeit with sympathetic motives. She also continues to defend Bryce and claim Hannah is lying long after her death — to the degree that the rest of the culprits are disgusted with her. Overall she is far more manipulative than the book character who Hannah described as "someone everyone likes." She gets much better come Season 2. It's also unknown whether Tyler actually is the peeping tom in the book. Hannah just assumes it's him because he owns camera equipment and he acts nervous when she asks him where he was on the night in question. She never gets actual evidence. The series confirms that he was the culprit. In the book, Mr Porter's only real mistake is not reaching out more to Hannah when she comes to see him. In the show, he grills her about her rape at Bryce's hands. In season 1, Bryce. Here he sends an upskirt photo of Hannah around the school (never happens in the book), created the Hot-or-Not list (was Alexâ€™s idea in the book), guilt trips Justin into letting him into the room do rape Jessica before throwing him out when Justin tries to stop him (in the book Justin let him in because Bryce has the night shift) and he physically overpowers Hannah til she canâ€™t escape then rapes her in the hot tub (in the book she doesnâ€™t resist at all and he merely fingers her). However, inverted in season 3 where he becomes a more remorseful and sympathetic character who feels genuine regret for his actions and tries to make amends for his past mistakes, including apologizing to Jessica for raping her, helping Justin with his drug addiction and settling his debt with Seth and blackmailing Monty for raping Tyler.
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13 Reasons Why / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: A literal example. The handgun that Officer Standall was cleaning is presumably the same gun that Alex used in his attempted suicide.
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13 Reasons Why / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: The first season of the Netflix series adds an entirely new half of the story, as rather than listen to all the tapes in one night, Clay drags it out as he confronts the other subjects and gets their own take on the tapes, which physically expands the story from taking place all in one night to taking place over the course of two to three weeks. And then there's the second season, which is largely comprised of material not found in the book and resolved many of the loose ends that were present at the end of the first season, which were Tyler's planned school shooting of Liberty High, the Baker's lawsuit against the school, where Clay, Tony, Skye and Brad are going, Alex's status, Justin's whereabouts, the revelation of Hannah's tapes to the school, Jessica's rebuilding, and whether or not Bryce will finally see justice after his confession is leaked. Season 3 expands further with a murder mystery.
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13 Reasons Why / int_23698fa8	comment	See Aborted Arc above.
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13 Reasons Why / int_23a1e2a9	comment	Adaptation Deviation: The context of the beginning of Hannah's Urban Legend Love Life changes in the series. Instead of the reputation being developed as a result of Justin bragging about Hannah's romantic life like in the book, it is instead developed as a result of a up-skirt photo of Hannah completely out of context sent around the school.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2493b31d	comment	Fire-Forged Friends: Clay and Justin in season 2 — started by Clay hiding him in his house so he can testify in support of Jessica. By the end of the season, Justin protects him from Bryce and the Jensens decide to adopt him as a second son.
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13 Reasons Why / int_25b4ad2f	comment	Surprisingly Happy Ending: For a show that was consistently grim to the point of being a near-constant Trauma Conga Line for the cast, the ending of Season 4 managed to be surprisingly positive. Although Justin tragically dies (which had been set up from the first episode of this season), everyone else is moving on to a bright future, having gotten into college and/or getting the careers they wanted, have found love or the promise of a new relationship, they don't have to deal with Liberty High anymore and none of them face any legal consequences for the various laws they've broken, up to and including murder.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2676e225	comment	Season 2 reveals a tragic case of this with Hannah Baker. At her old high school, she was part of a Girl Posse of Alpha Bitches who bullied a girl so badly, she was forced to drop out of school. Hannah herself became a victim of bullying, realizing how wrong she was for what she did.
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13 Reasons Why / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: Before Clay gets the tapes, Tony offers him a ride and asks him if he wants to listen to a tape. When he, Tony, Skye and Brad are riding off into the horizon at the end of "Tape 7, Side A," he asks Clay this again, with Clay passing this time. In the book, this is what Tony does to each person in the tapes to see if they've listened to them yet.
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13 Reasons Why / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: Happens pretty often for such a serious show. The winter formal ("Tape 3, Side A") has an extra dabbing. note As the story goes, this happened in every take and, while the scene remains in the final product, that extra was never called back. Doubles as Offscreen Teleportation, in "The Second Polaroid," a student passes Scott and Clay and, when the camera focuses on Scott, the same student is seen entering the building. During "The Night We Met" in "Bye," a production assistant can briefly be seen moving extras. In "Yeah, I'm the New Girl," someone can be seen asleep in the library when Jessica approaches Zach. In "Nobody's Clean," when Alex deposits the pouch of steroids and Justin retrieves them, a student is seen having a very animated breakdown.note The extra has gone on record, stating that the meltdown was due to the high temperature of the set and being dressed in heavy clothes.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2764d432	comment	Subverted with Courtney, who appears to be this, but is a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing.
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13 Reasons Why / int_27c09b00	comment	Camp Straight: Alex, who is notably more feminine in appearance and demeanor than most of the other characters, fits in better with his female friends than male ones, drinks 'girly' over-elaborate coffees from Monet's and is in jazz band. However, he's clearly attracted to women and in love with Jessica, which causes no end of trouble. Season 4 has Alex exploring his sexuality, having a brief relationship with Winston, and ultimately ending up with Charlie.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2924864d	comment	Token Minority Couple: Courtney surfaces with a black girlfriend in the season 2 finale.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2a2d62a0	comment	Talking Down the Suicidal: Hannah wants Mr. Porter to do this to her, although it is ambiguous whether she set him up to fail. He fails hard.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2b374ed1	comment	It's Not You, It's Me: Hannah says this in her message to Clay, telling him that he is a thoroughly Nice Guy, and that he is not the reason why she told him to leave her alone on that fateful evening. It wasn't anything he did at all, it was rather that she felt she didn't deserve him and feared that she would end up "ruining" him if the relationship went further.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2b7d29e1	comment	Artifact Title: In season 2, the show was already not expressly about the reasons Hannah committed suicide, and in season 3, Hannah is not even a character on the show anymore.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2bb06191	comment	Adaptational Sexuality: Although their sexual orientations were never stated in the book, in the series, Tony, Courtney and Ryan are all gay.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2c3ec06e	comment	Better as Friends: Alex and Jessica = good and healthy friendship/bad and toxic romance.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2d363f63	comment	Frame-Up: Marcus eventually tries to undermine Clay by planting a bag of weed on him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2dff6b95	type	Two Guys and a Girl
13 Reasons Why / int_2dff6b95	comment	Two Guys and a Girl: Clay, Justin and Jessica fit the trope. After the focus shifts away from Hannah, they are the most focused characters. In Season 2 and 3, Clay is The Hero, Justin is The Lancer and Jessica is The Heart. The finales of seasons 2 and 3 end with them on the last scene.
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13 Reasons Why / int_2f6a98f5	comment	Student Council President: Marcus (who's one hell of a manipulative tyrant). In season 3, Jessica campaigns for the position and wins, promising to start Liberty High on a path away from its toxicity.
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13 Reasons Why / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: The tape victims all made mistakes that hurt Hannah and ultimately led to her death, though there are some actions they can't stomach. They're all pretty disgusted with Tyler, for his violating stalker behavior. Though for some of them, it's a little hypocritical considering their own predatory behavior. Ryan, Zach and Alex are all horrified with Courtney for arguing that Hannah and Jessica weren't raped, and rushing to side with Bryce. Justin tries, in vain, to prevent Hannah's upskirt photo from being circulated around school and prevent Bryce from raping Jessica. Justin, Zach and Courtney clearly donâ€™t like Pratters because of the insensitive and stupid things he says in Communications class, even though they made rude and cruel comments about Hannah. Bryce is disgusted when he finds out Monty sodomized Tyler with a mop handle and threatens Monty to stay away from Tyler or heâ€™ll report all of Montyâ€™s crimes to the police. Monty is murdered by prisoners in jail who killed him after discovering how he raped Tyler.
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13 Reasons Why / int_31da1e24	type	Shipper on Deck
13 Reasons Why / int_31da1e24	comment	Shipper on Deck: Jeff, during his flashback tutoring sessions with Clay, would actively encourage Clay to speak with Hannah. Both Kat and Justin voiced their support for Zach/Hannah.
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13 Reasons Why / int_323fd510	type	Everyone Is a Suspect
13 Reasons Why / int_323fd510	comment	Everyone Is a Suspect: For Bryce's murder in season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3287773c	type	Lovable Alpha Bitch
13 Reasons Why / int_3287773c	comment	Lovable Alpha Bitch: Kat, who moved away before Hannah started school, was said to be a good friend to her, as well as a popular girl. Subverted with Courtney, who appears to be this, but is a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing. ChlÃ¶e in season 2 seems to be trying to be a good person despite her stance as Bryce's girlfriend and cheerleading captain.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3322dd48	type	Hollywood Law
13 Reasons Why / int_3322dd48	comment	Hollywood Law: The tapes themselves are treated as a trump card for the Baker's lawsuit at the end of season 1. In reality, while they'd give the Bakers some additional evidence for their lawsuit, they would make it (and any future criminal cases for those involved) extremely messy from a legal standpoint. They are evidence of a crime withheld for several weeks and passed through the hands of a dozen different people, many of whom gave conflicting testimony in their depositions. If they are admitted as evidence, the tapes (as well as the circumstances surrounding the tapes and the conflicting depositions) provide plenty of opportunity for the school's lawyers to attack their credibility and induce plenty of reasonable doubt. And that's not even mentioning Bryce's engineered recorded confession which, depending on the judge and legal precedent, may not even be admissible. Backfired realistically in season 2, as neither is admitted as evidence resulting in the Bakers losing the trial. There is some drama around Jeff's death in a car accident regarding whether or not he was drunk. In reality, his blood would have been tested to determine his level of intoxication at the time of the death. The police (and his family) would know exactly how intoxicated he was. In the show, this is simply glossed over with the smashed case of beer apparently being taken as evidence enough that he was drunk. The secret recording Clay makes of Bryce confessing to rape would absolutely not work out how Clay thinks it would. California is a two party consent state, which requires all parties to a conversation to consent to being recorded when in a place there is a "reasonable expectation" they aren't being recorded, and being in Bryce's home definitely counts. That tape would not only not be admissible in court, but would actually lead to Clay getting charged with a crime. Not to mention Bryce barely confessed to rape in that recording. Clay had to prompt it out of him, physically fight him and argue with him, which resulted in the "confession" of "if you want to call it rape, call it rape." It's vindicating for Clay and for the viewer (and, as Clay's lawyer mother said, it's a tough case to prosecute, but even if they can't be prosecuted, the truth should still come out), but it's certainly not evidence. Season 2's Baker lawsuit trial offers plenty of opportunities for the losing side to get a mistrial declared. From witnesses who have not yet testified sneaking in to observe the trial, to Clay's releasing the tapes online which are digitally watermarked as coming from his mom's firm, to Tyler and Cyrus' blackmailing of Marcus and Zach, to Montgomery's witness tampering, any competent lawyer would have had the ammunition to, at the very least, push for a mistrial. Not to mention that more than half of either sides' questions were leading questions (i.e. Sonya asking Jessica "Isn't it true that Alex Standall was your boyfriend, and Hannah was jealous of that?". In reality, she's supposed to ask "Describe your relationship with Alex Standall." [Jessica answers] "What did Hannah think of your relationship?"). The constant Rule of Drama with interruptions would also never happen. If it were, the opposing side would have every opportunity for a re-direct and allow the person on the stand to explain themselves.
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13 Reasons Why / int_340575a7	comment	Girl on Girl Is Hot: Seems to be the belief held throughout the school — a picture of Courtney and Hannah acting rather wild after getting drunk ends up going viral.
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13 Reasons Why / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
13 Reasons Why / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Katherine Langford is generally pretty good at disguising her Australian accent, until she says the word "life."
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13 Reasons Why / int_361a1d26	comment	Anguished Declaration of Love: By Clay, to Hannah. In a dream sequence he has after he finishes his tape, where he fantasized that he didn't leave Hannah alone at Jessica's party.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3621828	type	Jizzed in My Pants
13 Reasons Why / int_3621828	comment	Jizzed in My Pants: Happens to Tyler on a date with Mackenzie. She makes the mistake of telling someone, who then tells everyone else — and Tyler is harassed about it at school.
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13 Reasons Why / int_38bf28e3	comment	The tapes themselves are treated as a trump card for the Baker's lawsuit at the end of season 1. In reality, while they'd give the Bakers some additional evidence for their lawsuit, they would make it (and any future criminal cases for those involved) extremely messy from a legal standpoint. They are evidence of a crime withheld for several weeks and passed through the hands of a dozen different people, many of whom gave conflicting testimony in their depositions. If they are admitted as evidence, the tapes (as well as the circumstances surrounding the tapes and the conflicting depositions) provide plenty of opportunity for the school's lawyers to attack their credibility and induce plenty of reasonable doubt. And that's not even mentioning Bryce's engineered recorded confession which, depending on the judge and legal precedent, may not even be admissible. Backfired realistically in season 2, as neither is admitted as evidence resulting in the Bakers losing the trial.
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13 Reasons Why / int_38d12399	type	Teens Are Monsters
13 Reasons Why / int_38d12399	comment	Teens Are Monsters: While all the teenagers in the show have issues and/or Fatal Flaws, some of them stand out for being total Hate Sinks such as Bryce Walker, his comrades and Montgomery de la Cruz.
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13 Reasons Why / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
13 Reasons Why / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: This isn't the first time that Dylan Minnette has had an ill-fated romance with a girl called Hannah. And yes, the Hannah from that film WAS technically dead. Hannah's parents mention briefly that she had a thing for show tunes. Brian D'Arcy James, who played her father, is an accomplished stage and musical theatre actor, and originated the role of King George in Hamilton off-Broadway. Speaking of off-Broadway, it's not the first time D'Arcy James played a grieving father, coping with the loss of his child. He also played a dad struggling to keep his family together after suffering the loss of a child in Next to Normal. Mr. Porter mentions offhandedly a comment about high school football. Derek Luke, who played Mr. Porter, played a high school football player in Friday Night Lights. Hannah imitates an Australian accent when quoting the film Strictly Ballroom — a nod to her actress Katherine Langford being Australian. Justin Prentice plays Bryce, a high school rapist. Certainly not the first time. Although, the only difference is that Bryce isnâ€™t in Hell. At least, not at first.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3a679ead	type	Misplaced Kindergarten Teacher
13 Reasons Why / int_3a679ead	comment	Mrs. Antilly appears to be a Type 2 — see Misplaced Kindergarten Teacher above — but turns out to be a Type 3. Jessica and Hannah lampshade their utter surprise that her silly idea to get them to be friends actually worked.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3a7266d3	type	Must Not Die a Virgin
13 Reasons Why / int_3a7266d3	comment	Must Not Die a Virgin: A very disturbing example. Not long before killing herself, Hannah, now severely depressed, gets in a hot tub with a known rapist. She is fully aware how this will play out.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3b581a6	type	Forced Out of the Closet
13 Reasons Why / int_3b581a6	comment	Courtney Crimsen. Despite having two gay dads (or rather, because of it - she says she is afraid of it coming out because that would just make people who say gay people adopting kids results in the adopted kid being gay too, which is a common sentiment repeated by homophobes), she refuses to come out of the closet, going as far as to backstab Hannah to protect her secret. By the end, she's Forced Out of the Closet due to Hannah's tape.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3eae625	type	Absurdly Powerful Student Council
13 Reasons Why / int_3eae625	comment	Marcus (who's one hell of a manipulative tyrant).
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13 Reasons Why / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
13 Reasons Why / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: After all the drama in the first three seasons, there is a significant uptick in student security by the school administration (via more security guards and metal detectors) and parents (who begin monitoring their kidsâ€™ messages and social media). After the death of four students (one of which was a much-publicized suicide), various felonies and scandals and dozens of fights in-the-school, itâ€™s only natural the adults would start to crack down on kids who (whether sympathetically or not) have a history of lying and covering up. Clay's first-time having sex hilariously averts Good People Have Good Sex and he lasts as long as you would expect an 18-year-old virgin to. Hannahâ€™s tapes do her memory more harm than good in the long run. Once revealed to the public, instead of bringing Bryce Walker to justice (which was why Porter was the last one on the list), the schoolâ€™s attorney is able to use them to paint Hannah as a vindictive narcissist and habitual liar.
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13 Reasons Why / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
13 Reasons Why / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: In the book, Hannah wakes up when the crash into the stop sign happens. In the series, she partially causes it by distracting Sheri, making the latter more sympathetic. Sheri is also shown to be deeply conflicted by it and ultimately reports it to the police. Justin is softened slightly in the series. In the book, he and Hannah dated for a while and then he abruptly broke up with her, breaking her heart. He doesn't do this in the series, and they never end up actually getting together. His abusive home life is also shown in great detail, and he's very much a pawn of the jocks he hangs around with. He also tries to resist Bryce's attempts to get into the room with Jessica, while in the book, even Bryce himself is surprised by how quickly he got Justin to comply. We only really get Hannah's perspective on her parents in the book, and they're never shown outright. Hannah does mention offhandedly that her mother was shallow and that her parents are generally out-of-touch with her and didn't notice her. In the series, we see her parents as kind and devoted, albeit distracted by their financial issues and running with their business. Both her mother and father, in their own ways, fight as hard as they can to ensure that Hannah's suicide is not covered up and that some justice comes from it. They're not perfect, but the show depicts Parents as People quite well.
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13 Reasons Why / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
13 Reasons Why / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: Despite many of the ten who came before Clay realizing that whether they meant to hurt Hannah or not, that they were at least partially responsible for her suicide, they still mistreat Tyler and try to push him out of the group, solely based on their opinion that he's creepy. From the chest full of guns and ammunition, it seems likely that the gang made the same mistake twice. Even more so, Season 3 ends with two directly contradictory Aesops — everyone deserves sympathy if they die, including monstrous rapist Big Bad Bryce, but it's also good to pin murder on an already-dead rapist. Everybody deserves sympathy, even Bryce, because everyone can be good sometimes. This might be a decent Hard Truth Aesop, except that moments before his death, they contradict this Rousseau Was Right type conclusion by having Bryce resort to being the same old loathsome person he always was. The final season shatters the aesops of the first three seasons: that it's bad to keep secrets that can bring harm to others and/or yourself, you shouldn't cover up immoral things your friends do just because you're friends, and all your actions have consequences. Season 4 has the protagonists constantly lying and hiding things to protect a murderer because he's their friend (among other things) and they get away with all of it, which is presented as a happy ending.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4059fbd2	type	Naughty Under the Table
13 Reasons Why / int_4059fbd2	comment	Naughty Under the Table: In "Two Girls Kissing," Sky gropes Clay under the table while they are having dinner with his family.
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13 Reasons Why / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
13 Reasons Why / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: Marcus, ho man Marcus. Who pretty much controls the entire school's High Honor Council to his very whim and even uses his power to get Clay suspended due to suspicion of weed, which he places on him. On the other hand, this leads to Clay getting more time to finishing the tapes. Arguably Hannah, as she comments a few times that her tapes will have consequences and wreck those who have wronged her. Keep in mind she was in full Broken Bird mode when she made the tapes.
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13 Reasons Why / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
13 Reasons Why / int_40cc0c7e	comment	The season 2 finale, "Bye," likewise contains the graphic sexual assault of Tyler by Monty with a mop handle, it being the last straw for Tyler who enacts his plan to shoot up the school by the episode's end. It (both directly and indirectly) puts much of the "bitter" in the Bittersweet Ending mentioned above.
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13 Reasons Why / int_42e97a94	type	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!
13 Reasons Why / int_42e97a94	comment	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Hannah gives this reaction when Mr. Porter says that if Hannah is not comfortable naming her rapist, which would allow formal and even legal steps to be taken, the only option for Hannah is to move on from her rape.
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13 Reasons Why / int_440d1d0b	type	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!
13 Reasons Why / int_440d1d0b	comment	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Clay, at the end of the season, decides to break Hannah's second rule about her tapesnote Rule Two was pass the tapes onto the next person, that is after your tape when you are finished listening to all thirteen tapes and rather than passing the box of tapes onto number 12 (which was Bryce), Clay instead decides to pass the box straight onto number 13 (which was Mr. Porter), since he knows that Mr. Porter, as his job as a teacher obligates so, has to report the existence of the tapes to the authorities and Bryce would've definitely destroy the tapes to keep himself innocent. He also adds another tape, which contains Bryce's confession of being a serial rapist. Likewise, Tony passes on audio files of the tapes, and Bryce's confession, to the Bakers.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4548bae	type	Teen Pregnancy
13 Reasons Why / int_4548bae	comment	Teen Pregnancy: Chloe reveals she's pregnant with Bryce's baby in "Bye." She has an abortion in season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4655ec83	type	Important Haircut
13 Reasons Why / int_4655ec83	comment	Important Haircut: Hannah cuts her hair short during the summer before junior year as a hope of starting anew. It ultimately doesn't work, but it does seem to mark the point where Hannah's reasons cross from mild to outright criminal. Offscreen example. Alex had previously grown his hair out to hide the scar from his suicide attempt. After the Time Skip in "Bye," he has cut it back to its original length.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
13 Reasons Why / int_4781adbb	comment	Bryce to Zach. They are both stars at Liberty High being at the top of the popularity food chain as Liberty Tigers. Zach is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold when Bryce is a male version of Bitch in Sheep's Clothing. Both have very good living conditions with a strict but present mother for Zach and absent parents for Bryce. Season 3 proves this too in their respective relationship with Chloe (Caring and sypportive Zach in constrast to rapist boyfriend Bryce).
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13 Reasons Why / int_4782e60f	comment	Jerk With A Heart Of Jerk: Ryan, who despite being arrogant and pretentious (and publishing Alex's "hot list"), comes across as a good friend to Hannah who encourages her to express her feelings through poetry... and then publishes said poetry in his magazine behind her back and against her will.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4814d132	comment	There's absolutely no narrative reason given for Hannah to be at Bryce's party other than the plot needing her to be there. She simply wanders the town at night in a depressed daze and wanders into a random party at a Big Fancy House without knowing that she'd know anyone there.
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13 Reasons Why / int_48e8fe57	comment	Happily Adopted: As of season three the process has yet to be completed but Lainie and Matt Jensen are adopting Justin (and specifically tell him that even if something were to hinder the legal process he is still a part of their family now) and it's very, very obvious how much it means to him to be part of their family.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: The narration on the first tape is played over the opening to the first episode and goes, "Hey, it's Hannah. Hannah Baker. That's right. Don't adjust your... whatever device you're hearing this on. It's me, live and in stereo." In universe, it comes across as a reference to the characters listening to the tapes on various devices, including a boombox, a Walkman and a car stereo. For viewers, it can also come across as a reference to it being a Netflix show which people may watch on various devices besides their televisions.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4b316d47	type	Break the Cutie
13 Reasons Why / int_4b316d47	comment	Break the Cutie: Clay. Hannah and Jeff's deaths were damaging enough, but then he gets hold of the tapes... Hannah herself in the backstory, reaches to Kill the Cutie considering what happens to her. Jessica, while being a Jerkass to Hannah and acting like she was at fault for her own death, pretty much is revealed to have been suffering this for a long time when we learn Justin let her get raped by Bryce. Olivia Baker, who shows complete Sanity Slippage and heartbreak over her daughter's death. Alex, who is wrecked with guilt for his role in hurting Hannah and who ends up in critical condition after attempting suicide.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4e3dee88	comment	Their First Time: Subverted in "Tape 6, Side A." Clay is about to lose his virginity to Hannah, but the trauma of all her other experiences causes her to drive him away. Clay tries again at the start of season 2 with Skye. It is subverted again; this time, it is he who is too traumatized to go through with it. Finally played straight in season 2, when it is revealed that Hannah and Zach lost their virginity to each other in a summer fling. It appears to have been such a positive experience that, despite including Zach on her tapes for not recognizing her loneliness, she never directly referenced it for others to hear. Halfway through season 4, Clay successfully has sex for the first time, at a house party, with a girl he barely knows, who happens to be the daughter of the local sheriff, and who, afterwards, turns out to have a boyfriend... who Clay beats the shit out of.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: There are quite a few of these, and most of them come from Tony. At the end of "Tape 1, Side A," Tony meets Clay at Eisenhower Park. They talk for a minute, and Tony goes to leave. Before that, though: After Tony's been following Clay around for episodes, hounding him about his set of tapes, Clay gets frustrated and snaps at him, wondering how Tony fits into everything. He then states that there probably isn't even a second set of tapes like Hannah said. Tony gets into his car, turns on a cassette, and: Also worth mentioning is the final scene before Clay's episode. Tony finds Clay sitting at the park from the first tape, and tells Clay that his tape is next. Clay asks him if Clay's the reason that Hannah killed herself. Tony tries to explain that he thinks everyone contributed to her death. Clay interrupts him and asks: Not the line itself, but the circumstances of it: Tyler blurts out about the tapes during his deposition, ending any chance of them not going public.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: A lower level of Tyler's photography case reveals a number of boxes of ammunition as well as a pistol, a rifle and a shotgun, heavily implying that he'll shoot up the school. Later on, Tyler examining photos of people that he'll target in the shooting. He removes Alex for standing up to Montgomery for him but Clay is still on there. Season 3's trailer has one major one at the end, establishing the new season arc. The second-last shot is of most of the main characters at a funeral, and the camera pans over to a picture near the coffin, identifying who the deceased person is. It's Bryce.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4ef92d0b	comment	The Atoner: Downplayed. After he makes his Hot-Or-Not list, Alex attempts to make it up to Jessica, and after Hannah dies, he initially tries to cover up his role in her death, but soon has no problem admitting that he, along with everyone, messed up and wants to confess his role. His guilt and his need to atone and make up for what he did to Hannah and Jessica is what drives him to attempt suicide at the end of the first season. Sheri starts a friendship with the old man injured in the crash which killed Jeff, and his wife, as a way of atoning for her guilt in causing it. Clay doesn't buy that it really redeems her, though. She later atones for real by confessing to the police, which leads to her spending some time in juvenile hall. Mr. Porter in Season 2. In his first scene, he puts Bryce on notice, and seems to be taking his work a lot more seriously. Justin towards Jessica in Season 2. Bryce towards everyone in season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_4f4e8a5e	type	"Before" and "After" Pictures
13 Reasons Why / int_4f4e8a5e	comment	"Before" and "After" Pictures: Tyler took a series of these over the course of (at least) seven months to show the state of the physical harm he endured from Montgomery's attack (spring) to the winter, also showcasing his gradual increase in mood and confidence.
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13 Reasons Why / int_500ecfb7	type	The Big Guy
13 Reasons Why / int_500ecfb7	comment	Monty to Jeff. They're well-boned Liberty Tigers. But while Jeff was a Lovable Jock likeable with less popular other students (like Clay or Hannah), Monty is a Jerk With A Heart Of Jerk who are very dickish with the less popular students (especially Tyler). Monty is this to Tony as well in Season 3. As Season 3 revealed Monty being gay, he can be compared to Tony. Both are Straight Gay and Boisterous Bruiser. If Monty don't assume his homosexuality and have Gayngst tendencies, Tony is openly gay only become pissed when someone is homophobic with him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
13 Reasons Why / int_50b05d30	comment	Tyler returns from his month in a diversionary program seemingly a new man with a much healthier world outlook, and he appears to deal with disappointing but gentle rejection from Mackenzie and Cyrus pretty well. Then he is brutally beaten, half-drowned and sexually assaulted with a broom handle by Montgomery and a group of baseball players who blame him for ruining their season, which destroys any progress he's made and pushes him off the deep end.
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13 Reasons Why / int_50ca4422	type	Unresolved Sexual Tension
13 Reasons Why / int_50ca4422	comment	Unresolved Sexual Tension: Clay and Hannah in their Will They or Won't They? relationship. They were attracted by each other but due to his fear of being rejected and her "I don't deserve him" insecurity, they couldn't be officially together and with Hannah's death, their story remains unfulfilled. Justin and Jessica in Season 2. They're still in love with each other and almost Everyone Can See It. But Jessica doesn't forget that he let Bryce rape her, tries to stay away of him, and like Hannah above, Justin feels he doesn't deserve her. It's really and finally resolved in mid-season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
13 Reasons Why / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The season one finale has both Clay and Tony driving out to get away from the drama for a bit, the series finale has then driving out of town to visit Tony's college, and this time they exhale and relax, this time due to the trauma they experienced finally being over.
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13 Reasons Why / int_53c9fc92	type	Flashback
13 Reasons Why / int_53c9fc92	comment	Jeff, during his flashback tutoring sessions with Clay, would actively encourage Clay to speak with Hannah.
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13 Reasons Why / int_58810b49	type	Foreign Exchange Student
13 Reasons Why / int_58810b49	comment	Foreign Exchange Student: In "Tape 4, Side A," Clay is pulled out of class to assist Courtney in showing some of these around Liberty. Unfortunately for them, they are subjected to a tour by an increasingly unstable Clay.
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13 Reasons Why / int_588c0bf5	type	Whodunnit
13 Reasons Why / int_588c0bf5	comment	Whodunnit: The third season's central plot is the murder of Bryce Walker.
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13 Reasons Why / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
13 Reasons Why / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: In "Tape 6, Side B," Marcus, Courtney, Tyler, Ryan, Zach and Alex have a meeting to discuss being summoned to the deposition. They each have various problems with each other prior to the meeting, including: Courtney despises Tyler because Tyler took and circulated a photograph of her kissing Hannah. Ryan has little respect for Courtney due to her being an Armored Closet Gay and spends a lot of the meeting insulting her. Marcus (and probably the others) has thrown rocks at Tyler's window and bullied him in general.
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13 Reasons Why / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
13 Reasons Why / int_599f943f	comment	Season 3's trailer has one major one at the end, establishing the new season arc. The second-last shot is of most of the main characters at a funeral, and the camera pans over to a picture near the coffin, identifying who the deceased person is. It's Bryce.
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13 Reasons Why / int_5d3e7c6	type	Kangaroo Court
13 Reasons Why / int_5d3e7c6	comment	Kangaroo Court: The Liberty High Honor Council is run like one, at least during the hearing for Alex and Monty's fight. Headed by Marcus, Monty is blamed entirely for the fight in order to shift attention from Alex, who is on the tapes. Alex spends a lot of the hearing snarking and generally treating the Council with contempt because he's aware of what Marcus is doing.
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13 Reasons Why / int_5f251b1b	type	Poor Man's Porn
13 Reasons Why / int_5f251b1b	comment	Poor Man's Porn: Played for Drama. Hannah mentions that everyone in school looked at the picture of her and Courtney kissing, and most of the boys "probably more than once." Cut to a flashback of Clay masturbating to the picture, which he is guilt-ridden over now he knows who's in it and the circumstances under which it was taken. It even plays into his Sanity Slippage in "Tape 4, Side A," as he imagines Tyler telling him "everyone knows you beat off to Hannah's picture."
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13 Reasons Why / int_5f261d88	type	Mood Lighting
13 Reasons Why / int_5f261d88	comment	Mood Lighting: The Flashback Effects employed heavily in the first two seasons. During those seasons, all the flashbacks featuring Hannah are given a yellow filter while the scenes that take place in the present after she's dead use a blue filter. This has the double effect of making the flashback sequences appear warm, vibrant, and vivacious and making the scenes in the present, even the ones featuring broad daylight appear cold, dull, and lifeless.
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13 Reasons Why / int_5fcb9ad1	type	Time Skip
13 Reasons Why / int_5fcb9ad1	comment	Time Skip: Each season represents a school semester. The first season is fall 2017. Season 2's present day picks up five months after (March 2018) the end of season 1 (November 2017/Freeze-Frame Bonus to the deposition tapes showing the date of November 2017); "Bye" takes place a month after "The Box of Polaroids." Season 3's present is the following fall semester (September/October 2018) with Flashbacks to April. Season 4 opens around June 2019, and the main narrative is the six months prior to then.
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13 Reasons Why / int_603f1a80	type	Pragmatic Adaptation
13 Reasons Why / int_603f1a80	comment	Pragmatic Adaptation: Clay cracks his forehead open in the "Tape 1, Side A," allowing viewers to easily tell when he's appearing in the present or a flashback. Season 3 utilizes differences in Aspect Ratio to differentiate between the timelines, with the present using a widescreen format and the past in fullscreen.
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13 Reasons Why / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
13 Reasons Why / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: Sheri, in "Tape 6, Side B," decides to turn herself in to the cops for running over the stop sign, which caused Jeff's death. Subtly with Zach, who already feels intense regret over Hannah's death and his involvement (which was ripping up her note in anger), and decides to spill the beans on what he did and confirm the stories of Hannah's bullying during his deposition. It's complete by the end of season 2, when he quits baseball and denounces Bryce. Slowly but surely with Justin, who recognizes the deep harm he let happen to Hannah and Jessica and, after initially running from it, dedicates his life to bringing Bryce to justice, even spending a month in prison and six months' probation in order to testify against him. Courtney and Ryan, in season 2, both of them admitting their actions against Hannah prior to her death and defending her from the school lawyer's attempts to present Hannah in a bad light during the trial.
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13 Reasons Why / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
13 Reasons Why / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: Starts happening to Clay as he listens more and more. He starts ranting at foreign exchange students regarding Hannah's suicide, sees her everywhere, starts having terrible nightmares about her death, also starts imagining scenarios in certain moments, and these nightmares and scenarios start spilling over into his waking hours. Also Jessica, as she starts to remember her rape, but everyone, including her boyfriend, keeps gaslighting her about it. She becomes incredibly reckless and abuses drugs and alcohol constantly. She also improves, once she tells her father about the rape. Olivia has her moments, most notably when she encounters another mother and her young daughter while at dinner with her husband, and cheerfully starts talking about Hannah without ever letting on that Hannah is dead. It's hard to blame her, though.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
13 Reasons Why / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: Quite a few in the "Bye": Chloe being pregnant. Jessica basically cheating on Alex with Justin. When Clay and Justin are talking after agreeing on Justin being adopted, we see Seth staring to them from his car. Tyler being driven away from the Spring Fling by Tony, knowing that he was assaulted and raped by Montgomery and his friends and could still follow up on that. And of course Clay holding the assault rifle he took from Tyler while the police are on their way.
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13 Reasons Why / int_62a9a5b	type	Tragic AIDS Story
13 Reasons Why / int_62a9a5b	comment	Tragic AIDS Story: Justin, having been homeless on multiple occasions and selling his body for drug money, is revealed in the series finale to have contracted HIV, which, because he declined to get tested, evolved into AIDS. His body is too far gone and he dies from the disease.
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13 Reasons Why / int_63389b0b	type	Kids Are Cruel
13 Reasons Why / int_63389b0b	comment	Kids Are Cruel: Hannah's, and later Alex's, primary reasons for committing suicide is this. The classmates she associates with are horrendously cruel, including one being a serial rapist.
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13 Reasons Why / int_64972c10	type	Flashback Effects
13 Reasons Why / int_64972c10	comment	Flashback Effects: Events during the present time (when Clay is listening to the tapes) are in drab and slightly colorless tones, but when it hits a flashback of Hannah, a shade of orange and/or more color appears over the scene. In season 3, the same color filter effects are used to differentiate between the present and flashbacks, and there is also a change in Aspect Ratio.
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13 Reasons Why / int_64e975cf	type	Manly Tears
13 Reasons Why / int_64e975cf	comment	Manly Tears: Clay tries to hold it in for most of the series, but is prone to quite a lot of crying towards the end. In "Tape 6, Side A," he cries into Tony's arms. Tony himself lets a few loose when he's around Brad. Justin cries more than the other jocks, usually after a situation involving his abusive home life. When Bryce throws him out of the room as he prepares to rape Jessica, Justin is sobbing in distress.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6593b4e8	type	Intimate Open Shirt
13 Reasons Why / int_6593b4e8	comment	Intimate Open Shirt: At Hannah's party, she tries to get Clay to wear his shirt like this. He refuses, not wanting to be Mistaken for Gay, which was a rumor started about him in freshman year.
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13 Reasons Why / int_65a7c602	type	Photos Lie
13 Reasons Why / int_65a7c602	comment	Clay learns all throughout season one that he shouldn't have slut-shamed and judged Hannah, and he learned that a photograph (both the one of Hannah on the slide and the one of her and Courtney kissing) doesn't tell the whole story. In season two, he is judgmental of girls that ended up in the clubhouse, such as Nina and Hannah, assuming that because they're smiling in the photograph they wanted to be there and it couldn't have been that bad.
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13 Reasons Why / int_65ddbf8e	type	Aspect Ratio
13 Reasons Why / int_65ddbf8e	comment	Season 3 utilizes differences in Aspect Ratio to differentiate between the timelines, with the present using a widescreen format and the past in fullscreen.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
13 Reasons Why / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Someone behind the scenes really likes late 70s/early 80s Punk and Goth Rock. Clay has The Cure posters in his room, and Alex has Joy Division posters in his. Clay and Tony listen to "Love Will Tear Us Apart" in the first episode, Jessica and Justin dress up for a party as Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen, and Tyler hangs out with a group of punks in season 2.
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13 Reasons Why / int_663b22d9	type	Dying as Yourself
13 Reasons Why / int_663b22d9	comment	Dying as Yourself: Although Hannah had a short haircut when she died, whenever she appears in Clay's hallucinations, her hair is at its original length. Possibly because the haircut was a symptom of her depression.
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13 Reasons Why / int_66b98472	type	Erotic Dream
13 Reasons Why / int_66b98472	comment	Jessica mentions having had erotic dreams about several of the Avengers, including Scarlett Johansson. Season 2 reveals that she and Hannah did kiss once playfully during a game of 'Never Have I Ever'.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6ae4dedd	type	The Unfair Sex
13 Reasons Why / int_6ae4dedd	comment	The Unfair Sex: Despite their close relationship, Hannah constantly chides Clay for the apparent faults she finds with his character — all delivered with a cheery smile. But heaven help Clay if he reciprocates, which usually leads to emotional histrionics or her storming off. For example: in "Tape 1, Side B," she asks Clay if he thinks that Hannah can be as pretty as Jessica. Clay is baffled by the question and, before he can formulate an answer, she already takes his silence as an insult. When he honestly says that Jessica is pretty, but Hannah is special (which sounds like he is trying to weasel his way out of having to admit that Hannah is not beautiful), she takes it as "special needs"/'retarded' and is insulted. Than she blames his lack of social skills, even though she is the one who asked a question where there is no right answer and jumped to the worst conclusion. There's also the fact that the entire series is Hannah's mental torment of Clay, despite the fact that even she knew he did nothing wrong, because telling her story the way she wanted was more important than not destroying his mental health.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
13 Reasons Why / int_6b2b3b59	comment	The Reveal: As the first season went on, we learned about the reasons why Hannah ended her life, being: 1. Justin, whose photo was sent to the school and led to her being called a slut. 2. Jessica, who abandoned Hannah in her time of need due to rumors of her 'flirting' with Alex. 3. Alex, who put Hannah's name on a "hot list", which led to the aforementioned scene with Jessica. 4. Tyler, who stalked Hannah and ruined her friendship with Courtney over a photo that showed Courtney was gay. 5. Courtney, who tried to save face over being gay by spreading a rumor about Hannah being gay. 6. Marcus, who tricked Hannah to a date only to try to see if the 'slut' rumors were true. 7. Zach, who, upon being rejected by Hannah, sabotaged her motivation notes and disregarded a letter she gave him. 8. Ryan, who published Hannah's suicidal poem without her permission, leading to further harassment. 9. Justin again (and Hannah herself), who let Jessica get raped by Bryce. 10. Sheri, whose complete disregard of destroying a stop sign lead to Jeff's death. 11. Clay, who actually did nothing wrong and was one of the better people who treated her well, but was included in the list due to, as Hannah says, being "part of the story." He still blames himself, as he felt he could have done something. 12. Bryce, who raped Hannah. 13. Mr. Porter, who told Hannah that if she wasn't going to tell him about Bryce raping her, she should just ignore everything. We also experience a number during season 2, with many of these details being kept in the dark until close to the end of the season. Hannah chose Tony to deliver the tapes because she kept a secret for him that could keep him out of jail -â€“ that he brutally beat a man for uttering homophobic slurs at him and Ryan. Zach dated Hannah for a short period the summer between sophomore and junior year. Although things ended abruptly and sadly, it was a healthy and happy relationship and he was clearly heartbroken afterward. Alex (and Monty) heard Bryce raping Hannah during the party, although they did not realize it was Hannah (or that it was non-consensual) until the tapes. That guilt was part of what drove Alex to attempt suicide. Hannah and Bryce had a short-lived friendship at the beginning of sophomore year, although he explicitly wanted it to be something more. Hannah and Justin continued corresponding after their initial falling out. Sheri's confession resulted in her spending several months in juvenile detention. Hannah herself was also a bully, a part of a group who harassed a girl at her first high school for many of the same reasons she came to be bullied. So much that the victim had to transfer. She appears to regret it, though.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6b3c357e	type	Ivy League for Everyone
13 Reasons Why / int_6b3c357e	comment	Ivy League for Everyone: In Season Four, as the students figure out their college plans, Clay gets into Brown despite an almost complete lack of effort, Jess applies to Columbia, and Ani is implied to have been accepted at several prestigious universities, plus Stanford. Jessica, Tyler, and Alex are all accepted to UC Berkeley, which has a 17% acceptance rate.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6c87dbef	type	Masturbation Means Sexual Frustration
13 Reasons Why / int_6c87dbef	comment	Masturbation Means Sexual Frustration: Played for Drama again in Season 3. Jessica admits she and Alex are having "awful sex." Ani encourages Jessica to masturbate to reconnect with her body. Unfortunately for Alex, Jessica doing this reminds her how good sex was with Justin and she gets back with him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6d089995	type	The Shrink
13 Reasons Why / int_6d089995	comment	The Shrink: Mr. Porter is a Type 1, as he's not actually a real therapist. He ends up as the final reason for Hannah's suicide due to victim blaming her for being raped. He possibly borders more on Type 2, given that he does mean well, but doesn't know how to deal with the school's culture more "white" culture where students damage each other with bullying and social media abuse, rather than at his previous stint in an inner-city school, in which "kids shot kids" and his more detached approach allowed him to fare better. He fully shows how well-intentioned, if ineffectual and misguided, he is when he abandons any attempt to conform to the school's culture in season 2 and cracks down hard on the jocks (especially Bryce, whom he shoves into a wall during a private conversation) that create and promote its toxic atmosphere. Mrs. Antilly appears to be a Type 2 — see Misplaced Kindergarten Teacher above — but turns out to be a Type 3. Jessica and Hannah lampshade their utter surprise that her silly idea to get them to be friends actually worked.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
13 Reasons Why / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: Hannah, Alex, and very nearly Justin, Alex, and Clay.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6e872753	type	Sexiness Score
13 Reasons Why / int_6e872753	comment	Sexiness Score: As in the book, a student makes a list ranking all the girls in class based on their perceived attractiveness; it's revealed Alex was behind it as a way of trying to fit in with the jocks. Hannah is ranked as having the "Best Ass" while Jessica is ranked as having the "Worst Ass"; it's all but stated Alex ranked Jessica that way out of spite over their break-up. Many girls feel humiliated by it; Hannah in particular hates the unwanted attention she gets because of it and even gets groped by Bryce, who cites the list. Jessica also gets it into her head that Alex broke up with her to pursue Hannah based on the list and her ensuing argument with Hannah about it causes them to break their friendship.
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13 Reasons Why / int_6f0fd7b8	type	Everyone Loves Blondes
13 Reasons Why / int_6f0fd7b8	comment	Everyone Loves Blondes: Hannah's Lovable Alpha Bitch friend Kat is a blonde. A second season introduction. The cheerleading captain and Bryce's girlfriend — ChlÃ¶e — is also a blonde.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7040b6bc	type	Understatement
13 Reasons Why / int_7040b6bc	comment	Understatement: At his deposition, Marcus, due to his inability to admit his faults, can only state that he might have hurt Hannah's feelings at their so-called "date." You ''think'', mate?
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13 Reasons Why / int_70506bc7	comment	Going Cold Turkey: In season 2, after spending months on the streets, Justin has developed a heroin addiction. Clay forces him to stop using to get him ready for trial, and his withdrawal symptoms are shown in some detail. Like most addicts who attempt to do this in just a few days without professional help, he fails to get clean and simply gets better at hiding it.
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13 Reasons Why / int_71bc0919	type	Burn Baby Burn
13 Reasons Why / int_71bc0919	comment	Burn Baby Burn: Nina burns the Polaroids of girls in the "clubhouse."
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13 Reasons Why / int_722b3319	type	Camp Gay
13 Reasons Why / int_722b3319	comment	Camp Gay: Ryan has the stereotypical lisp, attitude and fashion sense.
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13 Reasons Why / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
13 Reasons Why / int_727a65e0	comment	Also Jessica, as she starts to remember her rape, but everyone, including her boyfriend, keeps gaslighting her about it. She becomes incredibly reckless and abuses drugs and alcohol constantly. She also improves, once she tells her father about the rape.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
13 Reasons Why / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: In "The Box of Polaroids," Clay is in possession of a box with Polaroids. Those Polaroids are invaluable with regard to the charges against Bryce, while Clay also knows that there people threatening him. Clay keeps the box simply on the backseat of his car in plain sight, after which they are stolen. And he didn't even make (digital) copies. The other characters call him out for how idiotic this was.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7374ab13	type	Once More, with Clarity
13 Reasons Why / int_7374ab13	comment	Once More, with Clarity: Some scenes are revisited multiple times from different viewpoints to establish what happened. The most notable example is Jessica being raped. We see it the first time from the viewpoint of Hannah, who witnessed it from the closet. However, she has a limited view and was distressed at the moment. However, later we also see it from the eyes of Justin and Jessica, making it clear that it was a rape and that Justin tried but ultimately failed to prevent it. Done again in season 2: After Bryce takes the stand and lies about having sex with Hannah and a conversation they had where Hannah talks about how fragile life is, using her jumping off a bridge as an example. The scene is later revisited, showing that it was Bryce who talked about life and death, and while Bryce did take Hannah to the shack and took her picture, nothing between them happened. It's implied that this, and Hannah's interest in Justin, is what began the bullying against her.
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13 Reasons Why / int_738d1a0f	type	Because You Were Nice to Me
13 Reasons Why / int_738d1a0f	comment	Because You Were Nice to Me: When Tyler prepares a list (of sorts) for potential targets on the people who hurt him, he decides not to harm Alex for defending him from bullies. Clay, and his reason for being on Hannah's tapes. Hannah points out Clay was one of the nicest and kindest guys she's met, and even the most honest of being himself, and he wasn't involved in her death, as he did what he was told, which was to leave her alone, which she blames herself for. Clay doesn't take it well.
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13 Reasons Why / int_74d10a21	type	Jerkass Has a Point
13 Reasons Why / int_74d10a21	comment	In "Tape 5, Side B," following Jeff's death, Clay somewhat accurately calls Hannah out on this, even if it ended up being misguided in the moment. It's also got a touch of Jerk Ass Has A Point, since Clay was being a bit of a jerkass at the time, but he was correct that Hannah still came off as trying to make Jeff's death about herself. It comes off as especially dramatic considering the last time Hannah spoke to Clay was when she screamed at him to get out of the room after making out.
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13 Reasons Why / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
13 Reasons Why / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Jackie, the anti-bullying advocate who befriends and supports Olivia prior to the trial, moves in with Olivia, occasionally irking her with her overbearing nature. Cut to late in the season when she abruptly moves out, leaving Olivia with a note (which we never get to read) and her departure is never explained. It is possible that her leaving was motivated by the revelation that Hannah too was a bully, harassing a girl at her first school. This happens to several characters in season 3: Courtney makes a couple brief appearances but ultimately disappears, but Ryan and Marcus receive no mention at all. But this can easily be explained as to all of them being seniors in season 2 and having graduated. It's noted by Mr Porter in Season 2 that Sheri might have to attend summer school after her time in juvenile detention, but she too is never mentioned. Ryan and Courtney return in "Graduation" at the ceremony, and accompany the main cast in putting the box of tapes to rest. Coach Rick; there is no indication as to his departure and there's already a new coach in place (although this is because Coach Kerba is the football coach, while Rick handled baseball. One has to wonder if boys' baseball was simply canned at Liberty for all its liabilities). Nina and Scott vanished without a trace sometime over the summer. Neither are seen at all during the flashbacks to the spring. See The Bus Came Back above for Scott. It's possible Nina could have been a senior in Season 2, given that her boyfriend is in junior college.
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13 Reasons Why / int_76a5eaf8	type	Spotlight-Stealing Squad
13 Reasons Why / int_76a5eaf8	comment	Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Ani, who is first introduced in season three yet in that season becomes the new main character, appearing in what seems like 80% of all the scenes. She is also the one who saves the day at the end of the season by concocting a story to frame Monty for Bryce's murder. Oh, and she's the new narrator as well.
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13 Reasons Why / int_76dc3807	type	Alone in a Crowd
13 Reasons Why / int_76dc3807	comment	Alone in a Crowd: Clay at the end of "Tape 1, Side A." He imagines that he sees Hannah in the empty hallway, but then it suddenly fills up with people. Despite this, it's clear he's lonelier than ever.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
13 Reasons Why / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: Discussed by Hannah and Ryan in "Tape 4, Side B." Also invoked by Chad, one of the punk kids, in season 2.
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13 Reasons Why / int_78540917	type	Like Brother and Sister
13 Reasons Why / int_78540917	comment	Like Brother and Sister: Downplayed between Clay and Jessica throughout the seasons. After befriending with Clay in Season 1 finale, Jessica becomes his most platonic relationship (Hannah, Sheri, Skye and later Ani in Season 3 were his Love Interest while Courtney and him don't interacted a lot). In with his interactions with her, Clay speaks to her with more respect than other generally. And though Jessica treats him often as a kind of Annoying Younger Sibling, she cares about him as when he during Spring Fling in Season 2 finale or when he stays alone at the end of Justin's funeral in Season 4 finale. They tend to support and defend each other.
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13 Reasons Why / int_79a60aec	type	For Want of a Nail
13 Reasons Why / int_79a60aec	comment	For Want Of A Nail: Many examples. There's a good chance that most of the events could have been avoided if Hannah followed Kat's advice and decided to go after Zach rather than Justin. In return, if Justin hadn't taken the photo of Hannah at the wrong time, the start of Hannah's reputation as the "class slut" wouldn't have begun. For Zach, if he hadn't mentioned the "hot list" as a reason to date Hannah and had a better reaction when he was talking to her, the notes wouldn't have been stolen in vengeance. Clay, when he was on the cliff with Tony, thinks that him leaving the party and Hannah alone was this trope, and if he hadn't left, Jessica wouldn't have been raped, Sheri wouldn't have knocked down the stop sign and Jeff wouldn't have died.
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13 Reasons Why / int_79d0b04f	type	Like Goes with Like
13 Reasons Why / int_79d0b04f	comment	Like Goes with Like: Clay (white) kisses Sheri (black) but becomes involved with Skye (white) instead. Subverted in season 3 when Clay gets with an English Kenyan girl named Ani. Hannah (white) had a fling with Zach (Asian) but was the main love interest of Clay (white).
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13 Reasons Why / int_7aa989ea	type	Token Evil Teammate
13 Reasons Why / int_7aa989ea	comment	Token Evil Teammate: While the people who led Hannah to commit suicide aren't saints and have done and/or said some pretty messed up things, and have tried to escape blame from their partial responsibility, Bryce takes this position as he raped Hannah (and before her, Jessica) and shows no remorse over his heinous actions.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
13 Reasons Why / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: After Clay discovers the reason why he was on the tapes in the first place, he threatens to jump off a cliff, blaming himself for the events at Jessica's party since he left Hannah alone. He then pictures an alternate past where he never left Hannah, confessing his love for her. Imaginary Hannah's response is enough to absolutely shatter Clay. After Jessica begins to remember her rape by Bryce, she tries to push Justin into confirming that he witnessed it happening and that he has been lying to and gaslighting her about it. She does this by hanging around Bryce and even flirting with him. It works; Justin is worried about her safety around Bryce and the armour-piercing question comes when he drags her out of Bryce's poolhouse and she screams at him:
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13 Reasons Why / int_7bc90010	type	Hearing Voices
13 Reasons Why / int_7bc90010	comment	Hearing Voices: A variation, In "Tape 4, Side A," Clay begins to hear voices that blame him for Hannah's death and his involvement in it, but in real life, what Clay thought he heard was something completely different, such as Clay thinking Tony stated that the former will get what he deserved while he actually said that if he needed help, he should find Tony.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
13 Reasons Why / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Several happen throughout the first season. Probably the most famous is in "Tape 6, Side B," where Alex gives this to Zach, Courtney, Marcus, Tyler and Sheri (though she wasn't present) when they try to attempt to get out of being partially responsible for Hannah's suicide. Clay gives one to the entire school as well in "Tape 4, Side A": In "Tape 5, Side B," following Jeff's death, Clay somewhat accurately calls Hannah out on this, even if it ended up being misguided in the moment. It's also got a touch of Jerk Ass Has A Point, since Clay was being a bit of a jerkass at the time, but he was correct that Hannah still came off as trying to make Jeff's death about herself. It comes off as especially dramatic considering the last time Hannah spoke to Clay was when she screamed at him to get out of the room after making out. Played With for Kat's respective testimony in "Tape 7, Side A." Kat calls out the toxic culture within the student body of Liberty High being responsible for contributing to the events that led to Hannah's demise. She specifically calls out Principal Bolan, the teachers and the social subculture surrounding the school's jocks.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7e84a642	type	Serial Rapist
13 Reasons Why / int_7e84a642	comment	Serial Rapist: Bryce.Jessica and Hannah are the only named victims, but it's stated there have been others. In season 2 it's revealed that he also raped Chloe, while she was unconscious in the 'Clubhouse'. In season 3, he records a "confession" on tape for Jess, and states that he raped "seven or eight" other girls.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7ec94d53	type	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
13 Reasons Why / int_7ec94d53	comment	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Tyler. Pretty much everything that happens to Tyler following Hannah's suicide drives him deeper down the path to a place of no return.
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13 Reasons Why / int_7efd2e30	type	Expository Hairstyle Change
13 Reasons Why / int_7efd2e30	comment	Expository Hairstyle Change: Olivia has one of these. Before Hannah's death, she usually wears her hair long with no ties. After the latter's suicide, she always tied her hair up in a ponytail. By season 2, after finding out about the tapes, she has cut it short. After the Time Skip in the season 2 finale, it's grown a little longer. Alex's blond hair has turned brown and grown out in season 2 following his suicide attempt, although this may just be due to him not continuing to bleach his hair. Sheri is seen wearing her curly hair straight when she returns to school. In the season 2 finale, both Tyler and Justin have buzzcuts since they've both spent time in juvenile detention facilities. From the transition between seasons 1 and 2, Justin's hair also grew longer and messier due to life on the streets.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8042e814	type	Actually Pretty Funny
13 Reasons Why / int_8042e814	comment	Actually Pretty Funny: Jessica asks if her father doesn't approve of her hanging out with Nina's friends because they're black. He responds "have you looked at me lately?" — and the two immediately burst out laughing.
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13 Reasons Why / int_805deb6e	type	Small Role, Big Impact
13 Reasons Why / int_805deb6e	comment	Small Role, Big Impact: Kat, who only appeared twice in "Tape 1, Side A," was the one who introduced Hannah to Justin and later tells her she had no problem with the two dating. From that moment, Hannah's life was changed forever. She reappears in "Tape 7, Side A" when asked regarding her last talk with Hannah.
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13 Reasons Why / int_835d1cd2	type	Satellite Love Interest
13 Reasons Why / int_835d1cd2	comment	Satellite Love Interest: Tony's boyfriends (Brad in season 1 and Caleb in season 2) only exist to be love interests to Tony.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8391b1c7	type	Artistic License â€“ Law
13 Reasons Why / int_8391b1c7	comment	Artistic License â€“ Law: The teens are shown with tattoos, even though most states forbid anyone under 18 to have one. The states Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana and Kansas have the age at 16 — but the show is set in California. Presumably they're fake or the characters with them are transfers from the above-mentioned states. Some of the tattoos are, in fact, those of the actor and some are fake.
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13 Reasons Why / int_83b44e80	type	Straight Gay
13 Reasons Why / int_83b44e80	comment	Monty is this to Tony as well in Season 3. As Season 3 revealed Monty being gay, he can be compared to Tony. Both are Straight Gay and Boisterous Bruiser. If Monty don't assume his homosexuality and have Gayngst tendencies, Tony is openly gay only become pissed when someone is homophobic with him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
13 Reasons Why / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic: Sonya spends most of the trial in season 2 trying to paint Hannah as a lying slut. Seems like Hollywood Law but it's actually Truth in Television. Rape trials in particular often involve a lot of Slut-Shaming towards the victim — one case saw an Irish rapist being found not guilty because the victim was wearing a thong. This is in order to present Hannah as a "bad character" to the jury, so that they'll be less inclined to believe the tapes. The same goes for Zach not being charged for assault and battery to Bryce in Season 3. When a public prosecutor is attempting to build a murder case, having to switch gears and charge someone with a lesser crime or introduce the theory that the death could have been accidental looks bad on police for wasting public money, time and effort on an investigation, especially after already naming a person of interest. It's likely that Zach's confession wouldn't have been enough to draw a conclusive conviction in relation to Bryce's death, so charging him would have only muddied the waters, legally. Winston starting a relationship with Monty after a hook-up. While itâ€™s unhealthy and toxic, itâ€™s not uncommon for young gay men to get into relationships after one or two hookups due to hormones, a lack of romantic options, no examples of what a healthy same-sex couple should look like and generally trying to figure out their sexuality.
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13 Reasons Why / int_85f0f0fb	type	World of Snark
13 Reasons Why / int_85f0f0fb	comment	World of Snark: Nearly everyone is prone to some level of snark, but most notably Clay, Hannah, Alex, and Ani.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8605f0c0	type	Promoted to Love Interest
13 Reasons Why / int_8605f0c0	comment	Promoted to Love Interest: Jenny's TV counterpart Sheri becomes a love interest of sorts to Clay. Likewise, Clay and Skye are just friends in the book, but become a couple in season 2. Subverted as they split up and Skye opts to move away.
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13 Reasons Why / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
13 Reasons Why / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: A few characters disappear suddenly with maybe a short mention, but no follow-up: Cyrus tells Tyler that Marcus is suspended, but it is not depicted onscreen, nor is he mentioned afterwards. Jackie, who stayed at the Bakers', suddenly left after Tony's hearing and only left a goodbye note. The contents (and probably her motivation) are not shared with the viewer. See Aborted Arc above.
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13 Reasons Why / int_863fac26	type	Jerk Jock
13 Reasons Why / int_863fac26	comment	Jerk Jock: All but one (arguably two if you count Zach and now three counting Charlie) of the school's jocks are total jerks. Jessica openly talks about how the jocks at their school are considered on a totally different level than everyone else, Kat also states that the school only recognizes the jocks as students of value and considers every other student to be a sideshow, and even the jocks themselves mention multiple times that they are playing by different rules (whether in dating, sports, classes, partying, popularity or even immoral actions) because of their athletic ability. Bryce and Monty especially take the cake, as the former not only bullies others, but he's also a serial rapist who has no remorse for forcing himself on Jessica (after browbeating Justin into letting him do so) and Hannah while the latter is a sadistic sociopath who is willing to attempt murder just to protect Bryce and violently sodomizes Tyler just for getting the baseball teams season cancelled.
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13 Reasons Why / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
13 Reasons Why / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: In season 2, Clay finds out from the different testimonies during trial that Hannah was not the sweet and innocent girl he believed her to be. Examples included: her taking a picture of her breasts (presumed to be to sent to someone) one night, which Tyler reveals. Most of the exotic poems she wrote and shared with Ryan were about Justin. To the biggest shocker for Clay, her having a secret sexual relationship with Zach all during the prior summer, which is how she lost her virginity.
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13 Reasons Why / int_87e2b631	type	Two Girls and a Guy
13 Reasons Why / int_87e2b631	comment	Two Girls and a Guy: Hannah, Jessica and Alex, before their friendship falls apart.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8a817c2a	type	Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil
13 Reasons Why / int_8a817c2a	comment	Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: Despite the fact that they all had some role in Hannah's death, the group can agree that Bryce is worse than all of them for raping Hannah and raping Jessica while her boyfriend was outside the door, cowering in fear.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8aa496df	type	Rape Discretion Shot
13 Reasons Why / int_8aa496df	comment	Rape Discretion Shot: Unfortunately, this is averted, as Jessica, Hannah and Tyler's rape scenes are shown quite graphically. Netflix goes as far as to add trigger warnings before said episodes, however.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8cb66c2f	type	Who Murdered the Asshole
13 Reasons Why / int_8cb66c2f	comment	Who Murdered the Asshole: A major plot in Season 3 is who killed Bryce. Considering he's more or less the Big Bad of the first two seasons and has managed to seriously harm and/or screw over the majority of the cast, that's a lot of potential suspects. Somewhat subverted in that Bryce spends a lot of season 3 attempting to atone for his actions in the previous two seasons.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8d6d9535	type	Artistic License â€“ Medicine
13 Reasons Why / int_8d6d9535	comment	Artistic License â€“ Medicine: It takes at least ten years for HIV to progress to AIDS and for it to be fatal, and it does a lot of truly horrible things to them first (assuming, of course, that they can't get meds for it; with the right treatment regimen, it's entirely possible to have a happy, healthy life). However, the show has Justin go directly from "mildly symptomatic" to "on death's doorstep" within a matter of weeks. There's a Hand Wave that Justin also had a neurological infection that may have hastened his condition. Also worth mentioning that an intravenous drug user would've most likely been tested for the virus during rehab, but that is Hand Waved with an explanation of Justin refusing the tests.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8da65890	type	Commuting on a Bus
13 Reasons Why / int_8da65890	comment	The same is true for Marcus, save for one later pivotal scene where he is blackmailed into publicly calling Bryce a rapist, resulting in his immediate suspension and absence for the rest of the season.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
13 Reasons Why / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Any episode from 10 on can count, but "Tape 7, Side A" is infamous for containing Hannah's very graphic suicide (although it was later removed) among other things. The season 2 finale, "Bye," likewise contains the graphic sexual assault of Tyler by Monty with a mop handle, it being the last straw for Tyler who enacts his plan to shoot up the school by the episode's end. It (both directly and indirectly) puts much of the "bitter" in the Bittersweet Ending mentioned above.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
13 Reasons Why / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: Of all things, deconstructed with Bryce Walker. Out-of-universe itâ€™s mixed. Despite the fact heâ€™s a serial rapist, still does some villainous things in seasons 3 (crippling Zach Dempsey, vandalizing two different houses, threatening a little boy and selling Alex drugs) and never fully redeems himself, Bryce feels genuine remorse for his actions in season 3 and tries to atone for them. He starts to genuinely bond with his mother and Ani, helps Justin settle his debt with Seth and his drug addiction, goes out of his way to protect Tyler from Monty, makes an apology tape confessing to his crimes, and his death is played for tragedy due to just how horrible it is. That being said, thanks to the horrible things he did do, how much the audience was willing to forgive him is extremely mixed. In-Universe, however, he is almost universally mourned by everyone who all admit he didnâ€™t deserve to die. Even the people who he was on negative terms with when he died (Monty, his father, grandfather, Zach) all show remorse for him, and Casey interrupting the funeral to remind everyone he was a serial rapist is seen as incredibly disrespectful (though her points are completely valid). Played straight with Montgomery De La Cruz. Unlike Bryce, Monty never shows any remorse for any of his crimes (from letting Bryce rape Hannah with no remorse to trying to tempt Alex into shooting himself out of failure to stop Hannahâ€™s rape and suicide) even after being arrested. The only people shown actually mourning him were the people extremely close to him (Winston, the football team, and his sister, with Ani and Alex being the only other people to show remorse for him). He goes to jail for raping Tyler with a mop pole after Tyler finally confesses and is killed by other prisoners because of his rape of Tyler.
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13 Reasons Why / int_8f612013	comment	Token Good Teammate: Scott Reed, one of only two jocks on the baseball team who doesn't actively condone the actions of his teammates, and wants to distance himself from their reputation as rapists (or rape apologists). The other one is Zach. Neither are willing to publicly stand up at first, as Zach decides to work as a sort of double-agent, supplying Clay with proof of the team's activities. Scott also makes rape jokes in the beginning of the season, but as time goes on he feels more compelled to distance himself from their actions and eventually joins forces with Clay, Tony and the rest.
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13 Reasons Why / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
13 Reasons Why / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: After everything they've done to cover up their actions and bully Clay into keeping quiet, Courtney, Marcus and Zach's pristine reputations are implied to be tarnished as the things they did to Hannah are unearthed in the deposition. Jessica breaks up with Justin for good after she finds out that he lied to her about how he allowed Bryce to rape her and told her that Hannah was lying about having seen it all occur. Ryan's school magazine, Lost & Found, that he's worked hard on and is the main focal point for his college applications, is shut down after it's discovered that he published the "anonymous" poem that he stole from Hannah, which could get the school into even more trouble during the lawsuit, as it detailed Hannah's depression and proved that the school was aware that she needed help. Bryce is implied to be finally receiving the harsh end of justice as Justin, Jessica, Zach and Marcus abandon him, his other friends are aware of what he did to Jessica due to Justin's outburst, and soon Hannah's parents will know about what he did to Hannah, thanks to Clay secretly recording him and Tony giving a digital copy of the tapes, including Bryce's confession, over to the Bakers Deconstructed for Tyler, as he does feel remorse for what he did to Hannah, but everyone has no problem treating him terribly. Subverted for Sheri and Alex, as they both repent by coming clean about their actions. In Alex's case is exaggerated as his guilt causes him to attempt suicide. Season 2 reveals a tragic case of this with Hannah Baker. At her old high school, she was part of a Girl Posse of Alpha Bitches who bullied a girl so badly, she was forced to drop out of school. Hannah herself became a victim of bullying, realizing how wrong she was for what she did.
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13 Reasons Why / int_921932c7	type	Activist-Fundamentalist Antics
13 Reasons Why / int_921932c7	comment	Activist-Fundamentalist Antics: In season 3, there's a group of female activists that have risen at Liberty High, led by Jessica. Jessica passes the torch (megaphone) to Estela in the series finale.
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13 Reasons Why / int_927b2f11	type	The Bus Came Back
13 Reasons Why / int_927b2f11	comment	Nina and Scott vanished without a trace sometime over the summer. Neither are seen at all during the flashbacks to the spring. See The Bus Came Back above for Scott. It's possible Nina could have been a senior in Season 2, given that her boyfriend is in junior college.
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13 Reasons Why / int_9315c635	type	Lovable Jock
13 Reasons Why / int_9315c635	comment	Jeff is most likely the sole jock at Liberty High who is a Lovable Jock.
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13 Reasons Why / int_931fc523	type	Back for the Finale
13 Reasons Why / int_931fc523	comment	Back for the Finale: Kat, Hannah's first friend in town who moved away in the first episode, is hit with a subpoena for the Bakers' lawsuit. In series finale, both Courtney Crimsen and Ryan Shaver come back for the graduation party and to bury Hannah's tapes for good. Katherine Langford reprises Hannah as one of Clay's mental apparitions, as well.
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13 Reasons Why / int_94e4b975	type	Vomit Indiscretion Shot
13 Reasons Why / int_94e4b975	comment	Vomit Indiscretion Shot: After being forced to chug a 40 oz malt liquor bottle by Justin, Zach and Bryce, Clay goes home drunk and spews all over the family dinner while being admonished by his parents. Hannah vomits quite violently into the the waste basket after seeing Bryce raping Jessica. At Jessica's own party for that matter. In season 2, Justin's withdrawal symptoms involve a lot of vomiting, and all on screen.
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13 Reasons Why / int_95b7c400	type	Faux Affably Evil
13 Reasons Why / int_95b7c400	comment	Faux Affably Evil: Bryce is rich, a star athlete, popular with students and faculty, and he raped Jessica, his best friend's girlfriend, and Hannah without a single ounce of shame. In "Tape 6, Side B," Clay confronts him about the rapes, and Bryce beats him within an inch of his life to the point where he passes out. When Clay comes to, Bryce is pouring him a drink and smiling, carrying on conversation. Marcus. He comes off as kind, pretty approachable and downright funny. He also uses these tactics to befriend those who have listened to the tapes, and won't hesitate to use his power on the school to rid you of exposing the truth.
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13 Reasons Why / int_95c2a9dd	type	Outliving One's Offspring
13 Reasons Why / int_95c2a9dd	comment	Olivia has her moments, most notably when she encounters another mother and her young daughter while at dinner with her husband, and cheerfully starts talking about Hannah without ever letting on that Hannah is dead. It's hard to blame her, though.
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13 Reasons Why / int_96fbeaf	type	There Are No Therapists
13 Reasons Why / int_96fbeaf	comment	There Are No Therapists: Averted. Barely. Despite references to Mr. Porter not being a real therapist, like in the book, after Hannah's suicide, Clay's parents discuss sending Clay to go talk to his old therapist. He refuses, and though it's brought up again after that, nothing ever comes of it. In season 2, Cyrus says that he sees a therapist. The audience meets Clay's therapist Dr. Ellman in season 4, played by Gary Sinise.
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13 Reasons Why / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
13 Reasons Why / int_970c790a	comment	Chloe to Jessica in season 2. Played with at the beginning and become subverted at the rest of the season. Both were cheerleaders dating with jocks (Justin for Jessica and Bryce for Chloe). And if Chloe is freely with Bryce, Jessica was raped by him. Moreover Chloe was portrayed as the secretly jealous girlfriend of the Big Bad and Jessica was portrayed as the broken and slut-shamed girl. The trope is subverted when Chloe is just a complex Nice Girl stucked inside a complicated story. Chloe to Kat. Both were blonde and popular students dating with Jerk Jock.Kat was the best friend of The Heroine and Chloe the girlfriend of The Big Bad. Moreover the way they treated Hannah and Jessica (troubled and lonely brunettes) respectively: Kat was supportive with Hannah while Chloe jealous, was fakely caring of Jessica and blackmailed her. As the example above, it's become subverted and more a Foil dynamic.
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13 Reasons Why / int_974b47a7	type	Men Are the Expendable Gender
13 Reasons Why / int_974b47a7	comment	Men Are the Expendable Gender: Jeff died a couple of weeks before Hannah, yet nobody seems to even remember him until he's mentioned in "Tape 5, Side B." All the spotlight is on Hannah's death. Of course, Jeff's death is built up to be a big reveal/twist in the series, which is why we don't see a lot of mourning or the effects on others.
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13 Reasons Why / int_978a82e6	type	Big Bad Duumvirate
13 Reasons Why / int_978a82e6	comment	Timothy Granaderos (Monty) is credited as a guest star in Season 2 despite appearing in all of the episodes, colluding with Bryce by intimidating the characters into not testifying against him to cover up his crimes, and later being promoted to a main character in Season 3 and Season 4 (albeit having the least amount of appearances in the latter season due to his death being announced in the Season 3 finale).
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13 Reasons Why / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
13 Reasons Why / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: Used word for word by Tyler to Clay, regarding Hannah and their respective feelings toward her. Hannah writes a letter to Zach suggesting that he is lonely like her, and frustrated by the culture at Liberty High.
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13 Reasons Why / int_994e1fa8	type	Urban Legend Love Life
13 Reasons Why / int_994e1fa8	comment	Urban Legend Love Life: Hannah has an infamous reputation as the "class slut," but seemingly remains a virgin up until a summer fling with Zach, ironically one of the only jocks who didn't claim Hannah was trying to sleep with him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
13 Reasons Why / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Kat moving away and having Hannah pursue Justin is the first of the thirteen reasons.
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13 Reasons Why / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
13 Reasons Why / int_9b54d536	comment	Evil Counterpart: Justin to Clay in Season 1. Justin is a Jerk Jock and Clay a Nice Guy who both are impulsive in their actions. If Justin wants absolutely that the truth about Hannah and her tapes stay hidden, Clay is the most willing that the truth been exposed. And while Justin was the first reason which breaks Hannah's heart, Clay is one of few reasons for her to stay alive and which gives her hope to a better life. Bryce to Zach. They are both stars at Liberty High being at the top of the popularity food chain as Liberty Tigers. Zach is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold when Bryce is a male version of Bitch in Sheep's Clothing. Both have very good living conditions with a strict but present mother for Zach and absent parents for Bryce. Season 3 proves this too in their respective relationship with Chloe (Caring and sypportive Zach in constrast to rapist boyfriend Bryce). Monty to Jeff. They're well-boned Liberty Tigers. But while Jeff was a Lovable Jock likeable with less popular other students (like Clay or Hannah), Monty is a Jerk With A Heart Of Jerk who are very dickish with the less popular students (especially Tyler). Monty is this to Tony as well in Season 3. As Season 3 revealed Monty being gay, he can be compared to Tony. Both are Straight Gay and Boisterous Bruiser. If Monty don't assume his homosexuality and have Gayngst tendencies, Tony is openly gay only become pissed when someone is homophobic with him. Chloe to Jessica in season 2. Played with at the beginning and become subverted at the rest of the season. Both were cheerleaders dating with jocks (Justin for Jessica and Bryce for Chloe). And if Chloe is freely with Bryce, Jessica was raped by him. Moreover Chloe was portrayed as the secretly jealous girlfriend of the Big Bad and Jessica was portrayed as the broken and slut-shamed girl. The trope is subverted when Chloe is just a complex Nice Girl stucked inside a complicated story. Chloe to Kat. Both were blonde and popular students dating with Jerk Jock.Kat was the best friend of The Heroine and Chloe the girlfriend of The Big Bad. Moreover the way they treated Hannah and Jessica (troubled and lonely brunettes) respectively: Kat was supportive with Hannah while Chloe jealous, was fakely caring of Jessica and blackmailed her. As the example above, it's become subverted and more a Foil dynamic. Montgomery (again) to Justin. Both come from poor backgrounds, both regularly take steroids/drugs, both have abusive fathers, both are extremely loyal to Bryce, and even acted as an accomplice to a rape he committed. However, while Justin shows legitimate regret for his role in Jessica's rape and comes to see Bryce for the monster that he is, Monty couldn't care less and is more concerned about keeping the reputation of his own team clean and won't hesitate to hurt anyone who gets in the way of that.
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13 Reasons Why / int_9c5e78d0	type	Kill the Cutie
13 Reasons Why / int_9c5e78d0	comment	Hannah herself in the backstory, reaches to Kill the Cutie considering what happens to her.
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13 Reasons Why / int_9c8701b5	type	A Day in the Limelight
13 Reasons Why / int_9c8701b5	comment	Courtney and Ryan are reduced mainly to background characters for all of Season 2 save for the episodes focused on their testimonies. They still appear in group settings later in the season, in which they act much more friendly and supportive towards Clay than they have previously, and even receive new romantic partners, indicating that they simply moved on from the central drama after giving their testimonies.
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13 Reasons Why / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
13 Reasons Why / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Mr. Porter ripping out and throwing away an entry from his daily log of students he met. It is later revealed he met with a despondent Hannah the day she committed suicide despite his claims they only met once to discuss colleges. In season 1, Justin and Jessica enter a costume competition as Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen. Sid Vicious had a heroin addiction and in season 2, it is revealed that Justin is a heroin addict. In an early "blink and you'll miss it" moment, Mr. Porter mentions "losing two students in the past month." We don't find out until "Tape 5, Side B" that the first student was Jeff, although there are subtle clues throughout that this is the case. Alex, throughout the series, displays signs of suicidal tendencies such as wanting to be punished, picking up fights he can't win, letting himself fall at the pool, etc. In "Tape 6, Side B," he shoots himself. Season 3 had two instances in its marketing to hint towards the identity of Bryce's murderer: Alex. In the main trailer, after Justin tells Jessica that "someone we know could have done this," the trailer immediately cuts to Alex threatening Monty with a knife. It's like the trailer was trying to say to us, "this is the one...". One can find a crucial clue in the character posters. Each person has their mouth obscured by torn newspaper, with a boldened Tag Line ("Who killed Bryce Walker?") and tidbits of information about each person about the murder, in Times New Roman font. Seven of the character posters can be singled out to leave three main suspects: Tyler, Alex and Ani, because these posters have at least one written clue in the same font as the Tag Line. Ani and Tyler can be ruled out from this list, because their words are not related to how they can be viewed as suspects in Bryce's murder ("Found dead" and "Loner" being the hidden words). Alex's, on the other hand, reads "Violent outbursts," telling us the exact reason why he ultimately did the deed. Season 4 hints at Justin's AIDS diagnosis with his body getting increasingly covered in dark bruises/ kaposi sarcoma, a common AIDS symptom.
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13 Reasons Why / int_9e9203e1	type	Dramatically Missing the Point
13 Reasons Why / int_9e9203e1	comment	Dramatically Missing the Point: In "Tape 2, Side A," Clay completely fails to grasp why Hannah has an issue with being on the school's "hot list"; she immediately lampshades it: The subjects of Hannahâ€™s tapes, including Clay, are guilty of this as despite of listening to Hannah talk about how being constantly bullied led to her being depressed and eventually led her to decide to kill herself, they still bully and exclude Tyler. Itâ€™s somewhat justified though, as the kids are shitting themselves about any consequences they could face if the tapes are leaked so they are too distracted to learn from their mistakes.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a08199ec	type	The Dog Was the Mastermind
13 Reasons Why / int_a08199ec	comment	The Dog Was the Mastermind: In season 2, we are constantly led to believe that either Bryce or Scott is the one harassing and threatening the main characters. Ultimately, it turns out to be Monty, who was basically a background character prior to the reveal and had a minor enough role that he wasn't even included on the tapes.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
13 Reasons Why / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Downplayed. When the picture of Hannah gets sent around to the whole class, Justin can be seen looking very guilty at Hannah's reaction. It's subtle but after the argument that ends in a slap in "Tape 1, Side B," Jessica can be seen with an expression on her face that says she immediately regrets it. Alex's reaction after what he did to Jessica and finding out what it did to Hannah. Clay's reaction after finishing his tape, even though Hannah points out he did nothing wrong to harm her except do what she said, which was to leave her alone. Doesn't stop him from hitting the BSOD. Reconstructed in Sheri's case as she becomes close friends with the old man who was hurt in Jeff's accident and his wife as a way to repent for indirectly causing the accident in the first place. Clay doesn't buy it, though. Seeing it as halfhearted, he constantly asks why she won't come clean to the old couple or even Jeff's parents. Kat ends up feeling this way about giving her blessing for Hannah to date Justin. Charlie comes to this realization when Bryce exposes what Monty did to Tyler.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a2492aff	type	Dogged Nice Guy
13 Reasons Why / int_a2492aff	comment	Used word for word by Tyler to Clay, regarding Hannah and their respective feelings toward her.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a30c287	type	Good Parents
13 Reasons Why / int_a30c287	comment	Good Parents: We see a lot of this on season two, with a healthy mix of Parents as People. The Jensens don't always agree and Lainie in particular can be a tad smothering, but they're incredibly supportive of Clay and, eventually, Justin too. Jessica's parents show up for her in every way in season 2. They give her time and space to heal and, for the most part, let her take the lead in her own recovery. The scene where her dad tucks her into her own bed and watches her as she falls asleep is particularly heartwarming (and heartwrenching at the same time). Cyrus and Mackenzie's father has an open relationship with his children, engages in their interests (such as indulging in a Harry Potter marathon with Cyrus), encourages his kids to be individuals and keeps a close eye on their mental health. Tyler's parents try their hardest to connect with their son and give him support every step of the way. Too bad it doesn't work. Alex's father does a Heelâ€“Face Turn in season 2, from a strict authoritarian who makes Alex call him "sir" to a grateful and involved dad who regularly tells his son he loves him and always encourages his recovery. His mom has My Beloved Smother tendencies about his health, but it's Played for Laughs.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a4be7043	type	Da Chief
13 Reasons Why / int_a4be7043	comment	Benito Martinez (Sheriff Diaz) is credited as a guest star in Season 3, despite acting as the chief cop in charge of Bryce's case who will stop at nothing to have the prime suspect Clay arrested, appearing in all but three episodes.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a54534a0	type	Parental Neglect
13 Reasons Why / int_a54534a0	comment	Parental Neglect: Justin's mother neglects him and allows her off-again-on-again boyfriend to physically abuse him, and eventually kick him out of their house.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a5f0752f	comment	The constant Rule of Drama with interruptions would also never happen. If it were, the opposing side would have every opportunity for a re-direct and allow the person on the stand to explain themselves.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
13 Reasons Why / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Bryce does get convicted in season 2, but is only sentenced to three months probation. Not true for Justin, who testified against Bryce knowing it could lead to his arrest as an accessory. He cannot afford bail and has no legal guardian, so spends a month in juvenile detention and gets six months' probation for his role in Jessica's rape.
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13 Reasons Why / int_a939d96a	type	Adults Are Useless
13 Reasons Why / int_a939d96a	comment	Adults Are Useless: Played With. Like in the book, Mr. Porter completely fails to help Hannah in any meaningful way. However, Clay's parents legitimately try to keep Clay from following suit in his grief. Hannah's parents are shown to be preoccupied while Hannah's alive, but do what they can to make her life better and insulate her from their troubles, and after her death, they do what they can to try and prevent other kids from getting lost to a school that can't (or won't) help them. In the first season finale, after Clay takes him to task, Mr. Porter is shown listening to Hannah's tapes when Principal Bolan walks in to announce that Alex had attempted suicide and is in critical condition, which possibly leads him to do the right thing.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ac4ac8e5	comment	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: Each episode's name in the first season is simply titled "Tape (number), Side A/B," with Side A going to the odd-numbered episodes in the season and Side B going to the even-numbered ones. This is not the case in Season 2. The trope comes back into play in Season 3, with the title of each episode being a line of dialogue spoken by Ani in the episode.
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13 Reasons Why / int_acbe0212	comment	Chekhov's Party: Several references to Jessica's party are made throughout the series as some event Hannah attended before her suicide. Eventually, Hannah reveals in her tapes that Jessica had been raped by Jerk Jock, Bryce, at the party while Jessica was unconscious, and Hannah witnessed the event from inside a closet. We also learn that Jessica's boyfriend knew about this and let it happen. These events played a key role in why Hannah eventually took her own life.
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13 Reasons Why / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
13 Reasons Why / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Marcus's plan of suspending Clay only leads to him finishing the tapes, get the recorded confession from Bryce admitting to raping Hannah and Jessica and pass the tapes to Mr. Porter, who, as a teacher, is legally obligated to release the tapes to the public, thus sealing the fates of arguably the ones who wronged Hannah. Everyone's treatment of Tyler is what leads to him blurting out the existence of the tapes at his deposition, therefore allowing the tapes to be known and released to the public. And also, everyone bullying Tyler will lead to him arguably shooting up Liberty High in season 2.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
13 Reasons Why / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: A quite delicious one from Bryce when Justin makes it clear that he believes Hannah about the rapes, and he starts to realize that the whole jig may be coming down for him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ae3c0b6	comment	Bath Suicide: Hannah's method of suicide.
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13 Reasons Why / int_af616e40	type	Accidental Misnaming
13 Reasons Why / int_af616e40	comment	Accidental Misnaming: Invoked by Jessica and Hannah, where getting each other's names wrong was playful banter that helped them bond.
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13 Reasons Why / int_af696bef	type	Fish out of Water
13 Reasons Why / int_af696bef	comment	Fish out of Water: Mr. Porter is this, as he was a guidance counsellor at a school where "kids shot kids" before coming to Liberty High, which makes him really out of his league in the world of social media bullying, rumors, claims and other high school reputation topics.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Justin and Bryce. Justin all but lives at Bryce's house whenever he can't stay at his own (which is often). Proves to be a Deconstructed Trope as it's this Undying Loyalty that leads Justin to cover up the fact that Bryce raped Justin's own girlfriend.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b21ddb6b	type	Content Warnings
13 Reasons Why / int_b21ddb6b	comment	Content Warnings: In May 2017, Netflix added trigger warnings to the beginning of every episode warning about its content. When season 2 was released, specially created intros were produced featuring the actors warning audiences of the content.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
13 Reasons Why / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: In Season 3, Clay becomes a person of interest to the police, when a survilance video of him pointing a gun at Bryce surfaces. The problem is that the audience have already seen the scene depicted in the video back in Season 2 from Clay and Justin's point of view, and while Clay did indeed hold the gun, he never pointed it at Bryce.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b3de4c5b	type	Sex God
13 Reasons Why / int_b3de4c5b	comment	In Season 3 Jessica gets this from a lot of people when she leaves Alex and goes back to Justin. Especially, given the reason she does it, because Alex isn't as good at sex as Justin is.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b486877f	comment	After being forced to chug a 40 oz malt liquor bottle by Justin, Zach and Bryce, Clay goes home drunk and spews all over the family dinner while being admonished by his parents.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b496fc2c	type	Troubled Teen
13 Reasons Why / int_b496fc2c	comment	Troubled Teen: Almost every single main character is this to a degree, the straightest examples are Justin (homeless and living on the streets, abuses drugs), Tyler (bullied and isolated as well as being raped, and brings weapons to the school with the intent on causing a mass shooting), and Hannah (being torn down bit by bit by bullying before being raped and later taking her life).
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13 Reasons Why / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
13 Reasons Why / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: At the start of season 2, the school board's latest obviously boneheaded move is to completely ban discussion of suicide, in what feels very much like a jab at the people who accused the show of glamorizing suicide simply by bringing it up at all.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b7042372	type	Cycle of Revenge
13 Reasons Why / int_b7042372	comment	Cycle of Revenge: Tyler and Cyrus spend the majority of season 2 plotting against the jocks for their cruel treatment.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b709cf7	type	Ambiguously Absent Parent
13 Reasons Why / int_b709cf7	comment	Ambiguously Absent Parent: Out of all the tape subjects, Ryan's and Sheri's are the only ones we never see.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b7fa9b36	type	Adaptational Explanation
13 Reasons Why / int_b7fa9b36	comment	Adaptational Explanation: In the book, we never see the full fallout from the tapes. Thanks to having more content in the episodes, we see that because Hannah killed herself, named the people she deemed responsible, and made them all listen to exactly why she thought they led to her death, two of the people named nearly attempt suicide, one does attempt suicide and is left in critical condition, and one is stocking up to shoot up the school. The fallout from the revelation of Hannah's tapes also backs the school into a very tight corner, as their star athlete Bryce confesses to being a rapist and their staff noticed many signs that Hannah needed help but did next to nothing to help her, often ignoring or downplaying the signs.
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13 Reasons Why / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
13 Reasons Why / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Anne Winters (Chloe) is credited as a guest star for her appearances in Season 2, despite being present in every episode (like Monty) and serving as an essential character to said season's plot and Bryce's role in the Clubhouse. Then she stays mostly in the background for Seasons 3 and 4.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ba1953b2	comment	Queer Establishing Moment: The new Dean of Discipline Hansen Foundry introduced in season 4 is initially seen as a hard-ass Dean Bitterman by Clay and his friends. In the "Prom" episode, he congratulates Alex and Charlie for winning co-Prom Kings; he also attends prom with his husband, saying that two Prom Kings would not have happened in his day. No one else knew that Foundry was gay, and the characters' views soften on him, especially when Justin dies of AIDS-related illnesses and Foundry remarks that he has seen a lot of his friends die of the disease when he was growing up.
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13 Reasons Why / int_bbc77bb5	type	Hard Truth Aesop
13 Reasons Why / int_bbc77bb5	comment	Everybody deserves sympathy, even Bryce, because everyone can be good sometimes. This might be a decent Hard Truth Aesop, except that moments before his death, they contradict this Rousseau Was Right type conclusion by having Bryce resort to being the same old loathsome person he always was.
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13 Reasons Why / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
13 Reasons Why / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: Ryan's infamous "Fuck off, Courtney!" line.
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13 Reasons Why / int_bd0230fb	type	Ambiguously Bi
13 Reasons Why / int_bd0230fb	comment	Ambiguously Bi: Hannah, despite her Single Woman Seeks Good Man tendencies, does not seem entirely unresponsive to Courtney's advances... at least until Tyler and his camera show up. And in season 2, this is even acknowledged during Courtney's testimony, with the litigator suggesting Hannah could have been gay or bisexual. Jessica mentions having had erotic dreams about several of the Avengers, including Scarlett Johansson. Season 2 reveals that she and Hannah did kiss once playfully during a game of 'Never Have I Ever'.
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13 Reasons Why / int_be0ad6b7	comment	Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Played with during season 2. At the beginning of "The Box of Polaroids," a flashback is shown of eight-year-old Bryce befriending Justin, who wore the same clothes everyday, was foul smelling, and was teased and bullied by classmates because of it. However, it also showed that Bryce used fear and intimidation even back then.
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13 Reasons Why / int_be6f7ae7	type	Brief Accent Imitation
13 Reasons Why / int_be6f7ae7	comment	Brief Accent Imitation: In an interesting variation on the trope, Katherine Langford, who plays the American Hannah Baker with a good accent, uses her natural Australian for a brief second in an episode to imitate an actress from a film the two main characters saw at the theatre they worked at.
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13 Reasons Why / int_bfc2ec8a	type	That Makes Me Feel Angry
13 Reasons Why / int_bfc2ec8a	comment	That Makes Me Feel Angry: In "Tape 6, Side A," and since the ending of "Tape 5, Side B," the dialogue keeps trying to pretend Clay "killed" Hannah, with even he saying it, when it's pretty obvious he... didn't.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c132c0c5	type	I Have No Son!
13 Reasons Why / int_c132c0c5	comment	I Have No Son!: Montgomery's father visits him in prison following Monty's arrest for sexually assaulting Tyler. What seems more important to Mr. de la Cruz is that his son assaulted a boy, leading him to ask Monty if he's gay. When Monty replies with "Sure," his father spits on him and leaves.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
13 Reasons Why / int_c145f69b	comment	Sheri starts a friendship with the old man injured in the crash which killed Jeff, and his wife, as a way of atoning for her guilt in causing it. Clay doesn't buy that it really redeems her, though. She later atones for real by confessing to the police, which leads to her spending some time in juvenile hall.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c2e2a445	type	Jade-Colored Glasses
13 Reasons Why / int_c2e2a445	comment	Jade-Colored Glasses: Sheri has notably become much colder and more cynical in season 2 as a result of her time in juvie.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c313d43a	type	True Companions
13 Reasons Why / int_c313d43a	comment	True Companions: Well despite all of arguments and dramas between them and this trope was downplayed at the end of Season 2 , the main cast (more prominently Clay, Justin, Jessica, Tony, Alex , Zach, and later Tyler) always there for each other. Lampshaded by Ani in the third season finale.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
13 Reasons Why / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: One of the main reasons Hannah was bullied was because of the lies the popular boys told on her about having sex with them. Season 2 reveals that Hannah did have sex with one of the popular boys, Zach, who kept it a secret out of friendship and respect for Hannah until he was forced to admit it during the trial.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c3c18143	type	Hope Spot
13 Reasons Why / int_c3c18143	comment	Hope Spot: In the first season finale, "Tape 7, Side A": Hannah says that she did start to feel more free after making the twelfth tape, as if something had been released. But then after an unproductive meeting with Mr. Porter, things collapse entirely. In the second season finale, "Bye": Tyler returns from his month in a diversionary program seemingly a new man with a much healthier world outlook, and he appears to deal with disappointing but gentle rejection from Mackenzie and Cyrus pretty well. Then he is brutally beaten, half-drowned and sexually assaulted with a broom handle by Montgomery and a group of baseball players who blame him for ruining their season, which destroys any progress he's made and pushes him off the deep end. Life seems to have finally improved for many of the students on Hannah's tapes by the time they attend the spring dance, with various people who once despised each other now close and supportive friends, laughing and joyfully dancing together. Even Bryce has been reduced to an ineffective, if smug, presence. Then Jessica learns that Chloe is pregnant with Bryce's child. And then Mackenzie learns via text that Tyler is planning to attack the school.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c435ec5d	type	Aesop Amnesia
13 Reasons Why / int_c435ec5d	comment	Aesop Amnesia: Clay learns all throughout season one that he shouldn't have slut-shamed and judged Hannah, and he learned that a photograph (both the one of Hannah on the slide and the one of her and Courtney kissing) doesn't tell the whole story. In season two, he is judgmental of girls that ended up in the clubhouse, such as Nina and Hannah, assuming that because they're smiling in the photograph they wanted to be there and it couldn't have been that bad. Clay also learns in season 1 that retribution and revenge aren't the answer to tragedy, and that he should try to help people, not hurt them, but listening better and being compassionate. He also learns that he should open up to his parents more. In season 2, he leaks the tapes online because he's angry despite knowing they would hurt Jessica, he lashes out at Zach because he found out he dated Hannah, he pushes Jessica to testify about her assault despite her not being ready for it, and he acts like Justin's addiction is his own fault despite growing up surrounded by drugs.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c45c9fcd	type	Ass Shove
13 Reasons Why / int_c45c9fcd	comment	Ass Shove: In the season 2 finale "Bye," Tyler is attacked in a washroom by Monty, and after getting beaten, Monty brutally rapes Tyler with a broken mop handle.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c4db6423	type	Yank the Dog's Chain
13 Reasons Why / int_c4db6423	comment	Yank the Dog's Chain: Hannah. Constantly. Unlike in a lot of stories like this, her problem isn't that she has a Friendless Background, but that nearly every damn friend she makes either turns out to be a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing or an Innocently Insensitive idiot who inevitably screws her over or pushes her away.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c5249b29	type	Nice Guy
13 Reasons Why / int_c5249b29	comment	Nice Guy: Clay may have his flaws (like lash out in anger and fail in social situations), but he's still a good-hearted person who wants to do the right thing when possible. Tony, Clay's best friend, is an all-around decent individual who doesn't bully or belittle others. Jeff is most likely the sole jock at Liberty High who is a Lovable Jock. Kat is also a Nice Girl. When he's not around his Jerkass friends, Zach has shown sides of this. Same goes for Charlie.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c691d3f4	type	Offscreen Teleportation
13 Reasons Why / int_c691d3f4	comment	Doubles as Offscreen Teleportation, in "The Second Polaroid," a student passes Scott and Clay and, when the camera focuses on Scott, the same student is seen entering the building.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c6b8d37a	type	Cliffhanger
13 Reasons Why / int_c6b8d37a	comment	Cliffhanger: Season 1 ends with Justin left homeless, Bryce realizing he's about to get his crimes outed, Sheri having just turned herself in, Alex in critical condition after shooting himself, and Tyler seemingly preparing to shoot up the school. Season 2 ends with Clay and Tony narrowly avert catastrophe by talking down Tyler from shooting into a school dance at the last second. Tony drives Tyler away from the scene, leaving Clay holding Tyler's loaded assault rifle in his hands as police sirens approach him standing outside the packed auditorium. Season 3 ends with a fisherman dredging out Tyler's guns that Tony and Clay hid in the river, and Winston threatening to reveal Ani's lies about Monty and Bryce.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
13 Reasons Why / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: Most of the jackass characters are given this: Justin: Comes from a poor and abusive home due to his mother's drug addiction. Bryce was his only source of protection and affection from a young age, hence why he stayed silent after Bryce raped Jessica. The reveal in Season 3 that he was sexually abused as a child by his mother's boyfriend puts some of his actions in a new light. Marcus: Is constantly pushed by his father to be the perfect representation of a young black man and not to be another racial stereotype. Zach: Lost his father and is pushed by his mother into always worrying about appearances and how people view him, forcing him to bottle up his emotions and be friends with people that he detests, like Bryce. Monty: Is beaten by his father and is thus convinced that baseball is the only way out of his painful home life. Even Bryce is given one: His wealthy parents constantly leaving him alone at home to go on business trips and vacations left him feeling abandoned and unloved to the point he no longer cares about anything or anyone.
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13 Reasons Why / int_c972d624	type	Slut-Shaming
13 Reasons Why / int_c972d624	comment	Slut-Shaming: Just about everyone to Hannah. Also happens to Jessica in season 2, as her rape by Bryce has been turned into a story about how she cheated on Justin and then lied about it. She is harassed about it at school; someone puts up pictures of her calling her a "drunk slut."
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13 Reasons Why / int_ca69cb4d	type	Adaptational Karma
13 Reasons Why / int_ca69cb4d	comment	Adaptational Karma: In the book, Bryce gets away with his rapes of Jessica and Hannah; at the end of the first season it is implied that Bryce will face charges since Clay recorded him making a confession for Hannah's rape. This is then subverted in Season 2. Nothing happens to Bryce at the beginning of the season, because of no hard evidence, despite the taped confession. And by the end of the of the season, when Jessica finally builds the courage to go to the police about Bryce raping her, he gets arrested. But is given a judge trial, and is only sentenced to three months probation. Finally played straight when he's murdered by Alex in Season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ccfc0535	type	Letting Her Hair Down
13 Reasons Why / int_ccfc0535	comment	Letting Her Hair Down: After Skye opts to move away to get a fresh start, she's seen with her hair down for the first time. Nina usually wears hers up but has it down in the season 2 finale after getting some closure.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ce68d46b	type	Next Sunday A.D.
13 Reasons Why / int_ce68d46b	comment	Next Sunday A.D.: The present day scenes (where Clay is hearing the tapes and trying to find out what happened) is set in late October/early November 2017, and it is implied that Hannah killed herself in late September/early October. The second season finale confirms that it was early to mid-October.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
13 Reasons Why / int_d001c42c	comment	Book!Courtney spreads a rumor that Hannah keeps sex toys in her dresser, and later chooses to walk away and leave Hannah and Bryce alone in a hot tub despite the latter's lecherous and overall questionable behavior. In the series, she claims Hannah's actually a lesbian and confirms that Tyler's photo is of her just to save her own skin, albeit with sympathetic motives. She also continues to defend Bryce and claim Hannah is lying long after her death — to the degree that the rest of the culprits are disgusted with her. Overall she is far more manipulative than the book character who Hannah described as "someone everyone likes." She gets much better come Season 2.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d22a7df2	comment	Troubled, but Cute: Justin through and through. With a difficult home life and some Jerk Jock behavior, but Hannah and Jessica are still drawn to him. Clay lampshades this in "The Box of Polaroids," telling Imaginary!Hannah that girls always go for that sort of thing.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: Tony gives a few of these to Clay, including one for taking a sensitive photo of Tyler and spreading it around, arguing that through seeking justice for bullying with more bullying he only fed the vicious cycle instead of breaking it. Sheri also gives one to Clay when he asks why the girls in the Polaroids got themselves into bad situations. In Season 3 Jessica gets this from a lot of people when she leaves Alex and goes back to Justin. Especially, given the reason she does it, because Alex isn't as good at sex as Justin is.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: Hannah, big time, particularly on Zach's tape. After devoting a whole tape to Marcus humiliating her in public, she pretty much does the same to him (though not to the same extent of course) and she proceeds to make assumptions about him just like she hates the jocks doing about hernote This makes a little more sense in season 2 when it's revealed they lost their virginity to each other and had a casual fling, which means Hannah's Take Thats to him are probably coming from resentment. Even so, it comes off as pretty crass considering Zach was genuinely trying to be nice to her. Also, having suffered from false accusations and other rumors throughout school, Hannah proceeds to let Clay believe he did something serious enough to be a reason for her suicide. Turns out that Clay really didn't do anything at all. Hannah held him on a proverbial rack for a prolonged period of time, purely because it was dramatically convenient for how she delivered her story. In Season 3, Jessica. She goes on a campaign to take on the jocks at Liberty, who she claimed gets unfair privileges and protections by the school, which led to the rape culture against girls in the first place. She is given a lot of support and runs for school president and wins. However, she is bored with Alex, because she isn't having fun sexually, so she gets breaks up with him and gets back with Justin, her football jock ex who was an accessory to her rape by Bryce. Many people call her out for his, and even Jessica admits she looks like a hypocrite. In season 3, Monty. Heâ€™s constantly homophobic towards others yet has sex with another boy twice.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d5eed41c	type	Cry into Chest
13 Reasons Why / int_d5eed41c	comment	Cry into Chest: Justin into Jessica's in "Tape 2, Side A." Clay into Tony's in "Tape 6, Side A." Clay into several people (mostly Tony and Jessica) in the Season 2 finale "Bye." Tony into Caleb's throughout season 3. Clay into a number of people in season 4.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d72edeb0	type	Fake Guest Star
13 Reasons Why / int_d72edeb0	comment	Fake Guest Star: Michele Selene Ang (Courtney) and Steven Silver (Marcus) are both credited as guest stars despite appearing in almost every episode of Season 1, being the most active members of the anti-Hannah clique trying to stop Clay from spreading out the tapes. Timothy Granaderos (Monty) is credited as a guest star in Season 2 despite appearing in all of the episodes, colluding with Bryce by intimidating the characters into not testifying against him to cover up his crimes, and later being promoted to a main character in Season 3 and Season 4 (albeit having the least amount of appearances in the latter season due to his death being announced in the Season 3 finale). Anne Winters (Chloe) is credited as a guest star for her appearances in Season 2, despite being present in every episode (like Monty) and serving as an essential character to said season's plot and Bryce's role in the Clubhouse. Then she stays mostly in the background for Seasons 3 and 4. Bryce Cass (Cyrus) is credited as a guest star in Season 2, despite appearing in all but one of the episodes regarding the subplot of his and Tyler's newfound friendship as they both bond over their outcast statuses at the school. Kelli O'Hara (Jackie) is credited as a guest star in Season 2, even though she appeared in the first ten episodes standing by Olivia during the Baker vs. Liberty trial to defend Hannah, only for her to quietly leave after a girl named Sarah testifies against the Bakers, revealing that Hannah used to bully her. Wilson Cruz (Dennis) and Allison Miller (Sonya) are both credited as guest stars in Season 2, despite being the attorneys representing the Bakers and the school respectively during the trial. Cruz appears in all of the episodes while Miller is only absent in the finale, in which the whole ordeal was already over. Tyler Barnhardt (Charlie) is credited as a guest star in Season 3, despite appearing in every episode since it started, and later on getting promoted as a series regular in Season 4. Benito Martinez (Sheriff Diaz) is credited as a guest star in Season 3, despite acting as the chief cop in charge of Bryce's case who will stop at nothing to have the prime suspect Clay arrested, appearing in all but three episodes. Austin Aaron (Luke) is credited as a guest star in Season 4, despite appearing in almost all of the episodes as part of Diego's campaign of justice for Monty. Inde Navarrette (Estela) is credited as a guest star in Season 4, even though she's introduced as Monty's beloving sister and is an integral character to the plot. She is only absent in the fourth episode.
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13 Reasons Why / int_d7c3ba61	comment	Race Lift: A lot of characters of ambiguous race in the book become minorities in the series. Mr. Porter, Sheri and Marcus (who becomes black), Jessica (who becomes mixed race), Tony (who becomes Hispanic) and Courtney (who becomes Asian) are some notable examples.
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13 Reasons Why / int_dbd2c15e	comment	Justin and Jessica in Season 2. They're still in love with each other and almost Everyone Can See It. But Jessica doesn't forget that he let Bryce rape her, tries to stay away of him, and like Hannah above, Justin feels he doesn't deserve her. It's really and finally resolved in mid-season 3.
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13 Reasons Why / int_dc057cf3	comment	Adaptation Name Change: Jenny Kurtz in the book becomes Sheri Holland in the series.
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13 Reasons Why / int_dc26326	comment	Two Decades Behind: Cassette tapes. Cassette tapes. There is a reason for this. Many of the reasons leading up to Hannah's suicide involve online sharing of content. The use of the tapes is to avoid this from happening with their contents.
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13 Reasons Why / int_dc2912f	comment	Armoured Closet Gay: Courtney Crimsen. Despite having two gay dads (or rather, because of it - she says she is afraid of it coming out because that would just make people who say gay people adopting kids results in the adopted kid being gay too, which is a common sentiment repeated by homophobes), she refuses to come out of the closet, going as far as to backstab Hannah to protect her secret. By the end, she's Forced Out of the Closet due to Hannah's tape. In season 3, Montgomery de la Cruz is revealed to be this. At a Hillcrest party, he met a Hillcrest student whom he kissed and received oral from. When confronted about it later, Monty beats the shit out of the kid and Bryce pays the kid off to keep his mouth shut. In the final episodes, although he receives the blame for Bryce's death, Monty was, in fact, with the Hillcrest kid after the Homecoming game.
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13 Reasons Why / int_dd234c2f	comment	Hallucinations: As part of his Heroic BSoD and Sanity Slippage, Clay begins to see Hannah everywhere, even though she is dead. After a few days, Clay even starts imagining himself and others doing and saying things indiscernible from reality. By season 2, Clay has reached the point of talking to the image of Hannah as if she's physically there.
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13 Reasons Why / int_dde7da12	comment	Come to Gawk: Happens far too often at Liberty High with other nameless background students; notable mentions go to Clay's hallway meltdown, Marcus' car being vandalized ("The Second Polaroid"), the hallway brawl ("Bryce & ChlÃ¶e"), and Clay being escorted by Sheriff Standall into a police car ("Yeah, I'm the New Girl").
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13 Reasons Why / int_e16cd2c8	comment	Grief-Induced Split: In Season 2, Olivia and Andrew begin arguing a lot following Hannah's suicide and the discovery of why she did it; they eventually separate, and Andrew soon moves in with his new girlfriend. It's revealed that their marriage had already been on the rocks; Andrew had been cheating on Olivia, with Hannah catching him with his lover. It's worsened by Andrew not getting involved much in the court case against Liberty High, which Olivia perceives as him giving up on their daughter. They later reconcile at Hannah's grave, though they don't get back together, seeing as Andrew is absent in subsequent seasons.
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13 Reasons Why / int_e251fae2	comment	But Not Too Black: Played for Drama in Season 2. Jessica — who has a white mother — straightens her hair before she appears in court and feels uncomfortable when people comment on it. Because she compares herself to Hannah for being the 'ideal victim' because she was white, this is presumably out of a desire to look more Anglo for the jury. She later argues that her father doesn't like her new group of friends because they're black.
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13 Reasons Why / int_e2cbeee9	comment	Gangsta Style: Mocked when Bryce is trying out one of Jess's guns: In "The Second Polaroid," Cyrus at first holds a gun this way before Tyler corrects him the first time they go shooting together.
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13 Reasons Why / int_e596f27b	comment	Star-Crossed Lovers: It's actually much worst than that. Over the course of the series it's made very clear that Hannah had reciprocating feelings for Clay, so much so that it was one of the "11 Reasons Why Not", she just never acted on them. And there in lies the tragedy, they were Star-Crossed without even getting the chance to be Lovers.
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13 Reasons Why / int_e7e558	comment	The Oner: In "The Third Polaroid," this is used to show the various main characters' reactions after Clay leaks the tapes online.
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13 Reasons Why / int_e8760868	comment	Space Whale Aesop: In Season 3, it's wrong not to feel sad that a serial rapist Bryce) has died because he was capable of being a partially sympathetic person sometimes. Season 3: it's okay to murder a rapist, providing you can pin it on another rapist...but only if he's already dead. If he's still alive, this is wrong.
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13 Reasons Why / int_e8b295de	comment	Played With for Kat's respective testimony in "Tape 7, Side A." Kat calls out the toxic culture within the student body of Liberty High being responsible for contributing to the events that led to Hannah's demise. She specifically calls out Principal Bolan, the teachers and the social subculture surrounding the school's jocks.
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13 Reasons Why / int_eb8e4fa8	comment	When he's not around his Jerkass friends, Zach has shown sides of this. Same goes for Charlie.
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13 Reasons Why / int_eb8f64a6	type	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
13 Reasons Why / int_eb8f64a6	comment	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: During season 2, Mr. Porter's willingness to atone for letting Hannah Baker down, makes him an enemy of the school who wants to forget what happened and save their reputation. After he testifies during the trial and admits with tears in his eyes that he should have not let Hannah walk of his office, because he suspected she might be suicidal, the school board votes to fire him and make him the fall guy for Hannah's death.
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13 Reasons Why / int_ecd78a30	type	Double Standard: Rape, Male on Male
13 Reasons Why / int_ecd78a30	comment	Double Standard: Rape, Male on Male: The second season finale features a scene where Montgomery and other jocks sodomize Tyler with a broom handle, all because Tyler's actions caused their sports season to be cancelled. It's presented as horrific, degrading and pushes him over the Despair Event Horizon.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f1ac9897	type	Female Misogynist
13 Reasons Why / int_f1ac9897	comment	Female Misogynist: The litigator on the Bakers' trial shows signs of this — outright suggesting that Hannah was responsible for her Slut-Shaming because she enjoyed the attention. During Jessica's testimony, she tries to paint Hannah as a jealous drama queen. How much is genuine feeling and how much is her dedication to winning the case no matter the cost is ambiguous.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f2bd0945	type	Closet Geek
13 Reasons Why / int_f2bd0945	comment	Closet Geek: While Clay's nerdiness for sci-fi and fantasy is brought up and occasionally teased in season 1, his friendship with Ani in season 3 reveals much more, like getting into cosplay and he admits that he writes fanfiction. This is poked at in the fourth season. In "Thursday", Clay, left alone in a classroom during lockdown, is accompanied by the ghosts of Bryce and Monty, who make a Blade Runner reference, and point out that they only know that because Clay does. In "Graduation", he meets a girl named Heidi who is not only attending the same college, but is also an AKR fan.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f36c4f98	type	Easily Forgiven
13 Reasons Why / int_f36c4f98	comment	Easily Forgiven: Bryce is easily forgiven for his terrible crimes by Ani in Season 3, and even Clay, though marginally less easily than Ani, thinks that it was wrong not to grieve Bryce at all. Tyler for the shooting. Yes, he has serious problems, but he still tried to commit mass murder at the school dance, but he still remains good friends with Clay and most of the main cast. Justin is viewed as this in-universe once he gets back together with Jessica because he was responsible for her being raped. Clay is this in the eyes of the law, his school and his friends â€“ his delusions cause him to hurt numerous people, beat people up, crash Zach's car and leave him for dead and even light a car on fire and he is never charged, gets into an Ivy League school and is chosen as class speaker. Alex is this on account of being Bryce's killer. In the end, not that many people seem to care â€“ his father isn't even that conflicted about covering it up, and Sheriff Diaz seems to know what really happened, but implies to Bill that he's also complicit in the cover-up. Charlie, his new boyfriend is pretty fine with it and willingly enters into a relationship with him, and even when he confesses to the one person who was most hurt by it (Winston), he doesn't seem to mind that much. In the end, he doesn't even seem to feel that guilty, and no one in the core group is uncomfortable around him or concerned about him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f438b11b	type	Who's Laughing Now?
13 Reasons Why / int_f438b11b	comment	Who's Laughing Now?: It was heavily implied by the end of the first season that Tyler is planning a school shooting to get back at his bullies. Lo and behold, in the Season 2 finale, he was ready to carry it out before Clay and Tony stepped in and prevented it. Hannah mentions at least once that she expects the tapes to have consequences and the last person supposed to listen to them was the school counselor anyway, pretty much guaranteeing it.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f510b929	type	TagLine
13 Reasons Why / int_f510b929	comment	One can find a crucial clue in the character posters. Each person has their mouth obscured by torn newspaper, with a boldened Tag Line ("Who killed Bryce Walker?") and tidbits of information about each person about the murder, in Times New Roman font. Seven of the character posters can be singled out to leave three main suspects: Tyler, Alex and Ani, because these posters have at least one written clue in the same font as the Tag Line. Ani and Tyler can be ruled out from this list, because their words are not related to how they can be viewed as suspects in Bryce's murder ("Found dead" and "Loner" being the hidden words). Alex's, on the other hand, reads "Violent outbursts," telling us the exact reason why he ultimately did the deed.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: The show never misses an opportunity to remind you that Clay's headphones are a pair of Beats by Dre. A pair of Sony headphones are frequently visible on one commonly present extra's head.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: In Season 3, we discover a young geeky girl with few secrets hidden to her mother who is the omniscient narrator during this season and stunningly also a Love Interest to Clay. It's not Hannah but Ani.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f69a5d0	type	Good People Have Good Sex
13 Reasons Why / int_f69a5d0	comment	Clay's first-time having sex hilariously averts Good People Have Good Sex and he lasts as long as you would expect an 18-year-old virgin to.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f81d8982	type	High-School Sweethearts
13 Reasons Why / int_f81d8982	comment	High-School Sweethearts: Hannah says that her parents were this.
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13 Reasons Why / int_f85354eb	comment	Attempted Rape: Zach tries to rape a girl in â€œPromâ€� at the dance but Alex stops him.
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13 Reasons Why / int_fabd6906	comment	Everytown, America: Although unidentified in the first season, the first lines of season 2 reveal that Evergreen County is the primary area and further addressed envelopes show that the primary location is the fictional unincorporated suburban areas of Evergreen County, California, which is a mashup/analogue of various northern San Francisco Bay Area counties (such as Marin, Sonoma, Napa and Solano Counties) and Northern Californian towns, location wise and visually. Vallejo, Sebastopol, Corte Madera, San Rafael, Oakland and Santa Rosa are all used as filming locations.
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13 Reasons Why / int_fdbd6162	comment	With Friends Like These...: Justin and his posse were all relatively close, but as the season progresses, Justin was left with no one, understandable considering Reason #10 reveals he let Bryce rape Jessica. Bryce as well, although he doesn't seem to care.
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13 Reasons Why / int_fdc1e848	comment	Clay and Hannah in their Will They or Won't They? relationship. They were attracted by each other but due to his fear of being rejected and her "I don't deserve him" insecurity, they couldn't be officially together and with Hannah's death, their story remains unfulfilled.
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13 Reasons Why / int_fe5c7660	comment	Eating Lunch Alone: Hannah was often like this in the cafeteria, primarily due to her false reputation for promiscuity. She is shown eating alone after she falls out with Jessica and Alex. Clay too. In season 2, we see a flashback of how Justin and Bryce first became friends, with third-grader Justin eating alone due to being the class outcast until Bryce comes to sit with him.
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13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Interclass Friendship / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Jerk Jock / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Junkie Parent / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Lousy Lovers Are Losers / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Lovable Jock / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Masculineâ€“Feminine Gay Couple / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Mental Health Recovery Arc / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Missing White Woman Syndrome / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Mood Lighting / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	No-Nonsense Nemesis / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Out of the Ghetto / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	P.O.V. Boy, Poster Girl / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Pastimes Prove Personality / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Pom-Pom Girl / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Pull-the-Trigger Provocation / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Queer Character, Queer Actor / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Queer Establishing Moment / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Rejection Projection / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	School Bullying Is Harmless / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	School Stories / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Seamless Scenery / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Serial Rapist / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Series of the 2020s / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Sexiness Score / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Sheep in Sheep's Clothing / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Soccer-Hating Americans / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Surprisingly Happy Ending / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Teens Are Monsters / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	The Dog Was the Mastermind / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Themed Tattoos / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Tragic AIDS Story / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Troubled, but Cute / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Troubled Teen / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Uncertain Audience / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Unintentional Period Piece / int_64347e57
13 Reasons Why	hasFeature	Urban Legend Love Life / int_64347e57

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