Since then, the story has become about Bryce in Season 3 – the premise being his murder and the plot exploring how he was trying to redeem himself,

However, Bryce only served a few months on probation, though it was at this time that Hannah’s truth allowed Clay to finally let her go, and his story ended at that point as well. In season two, Bryce was finally exposed for raping not only Hannah, but also Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe) in an unconscious state, among several other girls. We watched Clay, out of an innate sense of love and desire, fight for justice day and night as he learned of Hannah’s tragedy through the tapes she had left behind.

The story had started with Hannah’s constant bullying, rape and eventual suicide. Why? Simply because Clay is the narrator. But even with the last two seasons focusing on Hannah Baker’s (Katherine Langford) rapist Bryce Walker (Justin Prentice), her impending murder at the hands of Alex Standall (Miles Heizer) and Monty’s subsequent framing, the story once again returns. While their plan fails, the group of friends linked to the tragedy is the victim of yet another gigantic loss: Justin Foley (Brandon Flynn) dies of AIDS. After Monty died in prison, Winston moved to Liberty High and tried to get Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) and his friends to confess. The end of ’13 Reasons Why ‘Answers Almost Every Question Through Winston Williams’ (Deaken Bluman) Struggle to Seek Justice for Monty de la Cruz (Timothy Granadero).

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