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This is full-spoiler discussion page for Netflix's 13 Reasons Why, for those who've watched all 13 episodes of the series. For my overall, non-spoilery thoughts, read my full 13 Reasons Why review.
13 Reasons Why is a show driven by two core mysteries - what exactly drove Hannah Baker to commit suicide, and what part did the seemingly innocent Clay Jensen play in pushing her over the edge? It wasn't until episodes 11 and 12 that the answers fully clicked into place, but they definitely rang true.
I appreciated that the show didn't attempt to treat any one act as the ultimate cause of Hannah's suicide. Sure, Bryce proved to be the single biggest offender, first raping an unconscious Jessica while Hannah was forced to watch and then raping Hannah herself not long after. But even at that late stage, Hannah seemed willing to cling to her hope that people could be decent and that someone would be able to offer the help she so badly needed. Her suicide was more the result of a yearlong period of attrition. After enduring so much casual cruelty on the part of her peers and failing to maintain the steady relationships she'd need to persevere, at some point she simply lost the will to keep going.
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