![]() I am utterly disappointed with second season, to add more, I hate the second season more than I loved the first season and Book. ![]() Second season is all about how a wealthy rapist can get away out of all the accusation and charges against him and how he can fuck with everyone’s life. If they wanted show people who was actually responsible for suicide of Hannah, we all knew that everyone let down her when she was in pain. If they wanted to show the world how pissed the teenage life around parties, sex, relationships, drugs etc., it has been shown in first season. What did the Director and Producers wanted apart from gross income? If they wanted Teenagers to start conversation with those who matters, it must have been instigated with very first Season. Even I could feel the connected with characters.īut in the whole goddamn world, Why second season? Was it that inevitable? I mean why? Though the Season is little eccentric from what we can read through the book, I never felt burden of emotion carried by characters while watching the season. Starting from Emotional Clay Jensen and Hannah Baker to the Emotionless, ill minded Brys Walker, each characters represents the teenage very deeply. 2 quotes have been tagged as 13-reasons-why-hannah-baker: Jay Asher: ‘I could picture lifeschool and everything elsecontinuing on without me. The room number in 1408 totals 13, and the room is on the 13th floor. Otherwise, we’ll have to wait till 2018 to know the truth about Hannah Baker and the rest of the gang.The Book itself and the first season of 13 Reasons Why has been very close to my heart. In 13 Reasons Why, Hannah Baker, a classmate who committed suicide, leaves behind thirteen tapes detailing how thirteen people (including the main protagonist) led to her depression and eventual suicide. What does it mean? I have no clue, but I can’t wait to hear the fan theories that’ll come out of this interview. So the cassette tapes aren’t at the center of it - those two boxes of tapes are still hanging around and matter to people - but there will be a new piece of technology for 13-year-olds to Google and try to understand what it was. ![]() ![]() The tapes are still obviously on people’s minds, but there is a different sort of analog technology that plays a hugely important role in season 2. Youtube / greatTVmomentsĪs for the tapes? Those won’t take center stage this time around, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be something to replace them. Instead, there will be a new voice taking over, though we’ll have to wait to see who’s going to take the limelight. Like the first season, the second will weave the past and the present together using a voiceover, though Hannah will no longer narrate the show. They’re all related, so I would very much like to explore where they all go and to see if there is, as I think there will be, some light for these kids. Yorkey said that season 1 was only the beginning of each character’s stories, and that there’s still a lot left to explore.Īll the cliffhangers that we saw at the end of season 1 go back to the initial set of traumas that we’re talking about - go back to bullying, go back to Jessica’s rape, to Hannah’s rape. quotes-13rw: You needed it to be my fault, so it was my fault. It sounds like we still have a lot to learn about Hannah, but she’s hardly the only one. We’re going to get some new context for events we already know about and we’re going to see a lot of things we hadn’t even heard about yet that fill in some really interesting gaps in our understanding of who Hannah Baker was and what her life was. A post shared by Selena Gomez to Yorkey, we haven’t seen the last of Hannah Baker.
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