Did anyone else notice that the racism of some SROs were mostly overlooked. Like when Clay started fighting Diego, but Diego was taken away. And after Justin and Diego's fight, when the cop used excessive force. Sure there was a walkout, but they didn't protest against the racism, they just wanted the SROs gone.
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But they weren't really friends, they just had mutual friends
Couldn't u just look up the episode plot on here
What @Nitrito said, I don't dislike the actress at all I just don't like the character Ani
I don't think so. There's strong cursing, it's a really graphic and vulgar, and as a 16 year old I couldn't even handle the first season alone for my mental health and emotional health.
If a 13 year old is gonna watch it, then I just recommend watching it with a parent or older sibling who's already seen the show, and talk through any thoughts and feelings he/she might feel. But again, I really don't think it's a good idea for a 13 year old to watch the show.
I loved when justin finally called her out on lying and told her to f*ck off
Her character is completely unnecessary. In season 3, she inserted herself in every situation she was in, kept on minding everyone else's business, slept with a rapist, kept sleeping with Bryce when he said it wasn't a good idea at all, slept with Bryce while harboring feelings for clay, and she lies her butt off to protect herself!!
And there's something I really don't get. How did she have an intimate friendship with Bryce, but still covered up his murder?
I don't like her either, especially in season 3. But I know why
@12LaraKookie okay
@12LaraKookie I'm sorry but I barely understand your comment. Are u replying to me or the post?
I support most of the storyline, but I think it would've been enough and way more realistic if he just had HIV. Which he would've passed to Jessica, who would've passed it to Alex and Diego
Lol just wait til season 4
Yeah, and why didn't he get medicated after pointing a gun at Bryce and himself? Or after driving off a cliff with Zach? Or after he broke out of a freaking mental hospital??? He is literally a danger to himself and others. The writers really should've shown Clay getting some real help.
Agreed. Btw what kind of nurse are u? Like do u know what kinda meds he should be on bc of your work experience or personal experience?
I really don't like season 4 bc of all the plot holes and lack of research they did like this.
Off topic example: what mental illness was clay supposed to have? Let's say borderline personality disorder, how does that make him see a scary version of himself in the mirror or talk to ghosts?
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@AlmostAlice I totally agree with u. I was gonna say the same thing, but I just didn't know how many people would know that
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I mentioned her hallucination of Bryce bc in the show, it's their minds that control what the ghosts say
I know they tested negative, and they will need to be tested again, I just think it would've been more realistic if she did test positive
I mean if she was 100% confident about the test, then why did her hallucination of Bryce say she might have HIV too
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I kinda get what you're saying, Hannah did fail at saving herself (which I think she admitted) in several ways, but I don't think the cause of her death is simple at all.
The tape subjects, I think, were showing us how they damaged her mentally, emotionally, and physically.
With her parents, all parents make mistakes and aren't perfect, and they raised a happy and healthy daughter for 17 years until she killed herself. Yes they also may have missed signs, but Hannah didn't go to either of them for help.
Now taking Hannah's mental state through the first season into consideration, her depression was terrible that she felt the only solution was suicide. A person like that is no longer in a rational state of mind, at that point she wasn't the healthy and sane Hannah we saw before.
What about when they hooked up in Bye