Hannah recounts her experience with a stalker who puts her reputation and security at risk. Clay meets with Hannah's mother for the first time to try and figure out what caused the suicide. The troubling fact that Tony knows so much but choses not to tell Clay keeps pressing the question: what does Clay have to do with Hannah's suicide? Also, what are the other guys planning to do since Clay didn't listen to them? I guess I'll keep listening.
OMG!!! This "kids" are so creepy.
They're a fucking mess!!!
Seriously why Tony knows so much??
Yeah, Tyler did a fucked up thing, but Clay is just punching down and perpetuating the cycle of abuse. It doesn't help anyone.
While watching this episode, I'm wondering how so much creepy bad shit can happen to one person by so many people? I get one person doing it all, but this is kinda crazy.
The part where Clay's mom in the Suicide meeting writing down info, and the man next to her keep looking to her in a weirdly way,that was LOL! Not to mention the man telling her you are making me feel like a bas student xDD
This episode was so random. Lesbians and stalkers? What? And why is that Mexican dude so secretive and why is he trying to act so cool about it? Lmao. I’m crying with laughter because millennial think this is so inspirational. Everyone is so unlikable.
I like where clay is headed, I feel he's gonna reach the end and reveal "the truth". But what is up with Tony I like him and all but creepy that he knows all that and feel he's hiding a lot.
Shout by C. S. C.BlockedParent2018-06-26T00:34:51Z
The episodes are very long, and I am finding it hard to keep going through it. I do not understand why Clay decides that what Tyler did deserves revenge when he let the others be - did he just assume the natural bullying posture of targeting the weakest member, the one that is easier to fight? By hearing Hannah's tapes, did he not understand what that sort of humiliation can do to people? It is very frustrating to have an emotion-driven protagonist with no real moral compass.