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DYLAN MINNETTE via Twitter (24-12-2022)

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But rather than adding more meaning to Season 1, this season – if viewers choose to accept the narrative – has the opposite effect. This is meant to shock and titillate to make viewers gasp and go back to Season 1, rewatching it with new perspective, even when the writing and performances bear no hint of Season 2 (because it hadn't been planned). Credit: Beth Dubber/NetflixĪdditionally – mild spoiler – it seems that adding to Hannah's story effectively means adding more drinking, drugs, and sex. In Season 2 of '13 Reasons Why,' Clay (Dylan Minnette) has hallucinations of the deceased Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford), amidst numerous other problems. Hannah may have been selective and emotionally distressed, but the chapters she apparently left out range from puzzling to pivotal (Zach's in particular). "Did she say everything on your tape?" Zach retorts.īut in Season 1, we were told that we did have the whole story. Clay (Dylan Minnette) confronts Zach (Ross Butler), asking why none of his revelations from the witness stand came up in Hannah's tape. This is addressed, lazily, more than once.

The puzzle pieces now add up to a different big picture, which means Hannah was in a very different place when she chose to take her own life. The problem is that they don't just add to her story they alter it. Season 2 tells us that Hannah was an unreliable narrator, but potentially introduces a dozen more.ġ3 Reasons Why Season 2's main narrative tool, new flashbacks to Hannah's life, is difficult to digest. Meanwhile, the Bakers (Kate Walsh and Brian D'arcy James) are embroiled in a nasty law suit against the school district that calls many of the students to testify Season 1 was tapes, and Season 2 is testimony. The problem is that the tapes are apparently only the tip of the iceberg, and Season 2 reveals huge chapters of Hannah's life – all involving the people on the tapes – that were never even hinted at previously.

Season 2 finds Hannah's (Katherine Langford) peers at Liberty High School trying to move past her death by suicide, and the tapes she left behind addressing a dozen of them and one teacher. Pick up my sci-fi novel series, The Earthborn Trilogy, which is now in print, online and on audiobook.Hannah and Clay in '13 Reasons Why' will break your heart I don’t know, I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt, but the more I hear about 13 Reasons Why season 2, the stranger it sounds.įollow me on Twitter and on Facebook. Honestly, the return of Hannah raises more questions than answers, and I wonder if they’re moving in the right conceptual direction here as adding more from her story or subtracting from it with “new reveals” might actually make season one worse in some ways. It’s certainly a unique challenge to draft a season two for a show that seemed like it would work best as a self-contained miniseries. In the end, no one was really disputing the major points of Hannah’s accusations, so it seems sort of weird to go back to this if the show is planning on flipping some of these season one stories on their heads. But other than vague accusations of “that didn’t happen” by those on the tapes, I can’t think of many other times this was actually the case. The only memorable difference from Hannah’s story to reality that I can even remember was the Zach episode where Hannah saw him crumple up and toss the note she wrote him in her “memory,” but in reality we see that didn’t happen as Zach still has the note. This was pretty strongly hinted at throughout season one, and at one point I was worried that this was all building to say, Clay being accused of assault by Hannah or something that he just gets completely blindsided by.īut none of that actually panned out. Yorkey is hinting at the idea that “12 other kids” have different versions of Hannah’s story as described in the tapes, alluding to a popular theory as the show was going that Hannah was lying in the tapes to make herself look better and those she was accusing look worse. While I understand the desire to keep Langford around as she was an asset to the show, continuing to focus on Hannah with so many other unresolved storylines in play seems odd.

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