Using a pencil to shade in the words, Ani learns that Bryce was writing a letter to Jessica. Someone shot Bryce — and Tyler’s gun is right there next to him. Concerned about his reputation, Marcus lies in court. Mrs. Walker, who, as we know, has lots of issues with Bryce, is also conflicted. Olivia, however, isn’t so sure it will be, the way the investigation is going. How little they know! [3], The soundtrack was released on August 23, 2019.[8]. She saved him. “Bring someone if you feel safer,” Bryce says. Jessica insists she doesn’t have to defend her personal life, but Casey insists that the personal is political. Tony and his boyfriend Caleb (RJ Brown) have dinner with the Jensens, after Skyping with Tony’s family in Mexico. Does this have to do with Bryce, who plays for Hillcrest? Bryce is sympathetic and kind to Chloe, but when Chloe tells him that Zach stayed with her through the whole thing his demeanor shifts. The episode opens with Tony in the police station. Minnette will be paid somewhere around $200,000 per episode. As this is going on, Jessica is dealing with her own drama. Olivia (Kate Walsh) is interrogated at the police station over Bryce’s death, but keeps her cool while also reminding the officers just how terrible they were at their jobs during the rape case. This season takes place eight long months after the second season finale. Bryce hates his dad after he left Bryce and his mom and moved into a house down the street. Clay hides a secret from his parents. “You know I’d do anything for you, right?” Clay asks Justin. She’ll be his alibi. Hannah witnesses a traumatic event at a summertime party. The stakes are raised in this riveting third season of ’13 Reasons Why’, as the consequences of even the most well-intended actions can alter a life forever. Someone blackmails Marcus. Justin decides to cut things off with Jess, and tells her that he cheated on her — which she doesn’t believe for a second. Justin lost it, and led the charge against the other team, leading to the brutal fight. The person who went to the dock that night was Alex — he accompanied Jessica to have that talk with Bryce. Clay, realizing this gives Tony motive to kill Bryce, asks him about it. The scene cuts to officers pulling a body out of the river, and we’re worried about what Tyler’s plan is...until we see the face of the body. Ani and Clay are dating now, and Clay thanks her for saving his life. In present day, Clay learns that the police have all his technology records, including his recent Google searches. When Seth shows up though, he claims that Justin gave him the watch in exchange for drugs. He wasn’t shot at all, but beaten to death. As the members of the Hillcrest and Liberty football teams attack one another, Bryce takes the opportunity to take Zach out. In her interview with Deputy Standall, she says that everyone had motive to kill Bryce, but the key was to find the person who would “take a gun...and pull the trigger.” Is this a code for something? Ani catches Justin in a lie after learning Bryce bailed him out of a dangerous situation. Clay, on Justin leaving old lasagna in their room: “You’re not Dr. Fleming discovering penicillin.”. Monty pretends not to know what Clay is talking about, and goads him with the information that Justin is not sober: He keeps his drugs in a fake shaving cream can. Clay leaves home, pushing everyone into panic mode. It’s time, Bryce says, for him to listen to Hannah’s tapes. Alex is angry with her about protecting Justin telling Ani that he was with her after homecoming, which Alex knows is a lie. As Ani puts it: Should we be judged by the worst things we’ve ever done? When Hannah's parents come under scrutiny, Jessica reaches out to Mrs. Baker. What. “We deserve some fucking happiness,” she declares while sitting on the couch with Clay and Justin, who agree — they do. “What the hell are you doing here?” he asks as someone approaches. Not only was Bryce sweet and caring towards Ani, but he seemed to understand and respect the concept of consensual sex. High school student Clay Jensen lands in the center of a series of heartbreaking mysteries set in motion by a friend's tragic suicide. Justin and Clay regroup in their guest house, Justin tells Clay that he knows it was Clay who told Jessica about his drug problem. Ani and Jessica are friends, with Ani acting as her campaign manager during her winning presidential campaign. This is a group of friends that stands by one another. Still, Clay doesn’t change his plan: He takes off to hitchhike away from town. Luke, a football player, gets caught with steroids, but he didn’t buy from Bryce. He knows Alex bought steroids from Bryce and therefore had the hair-trigger temper he’s been exhibiting for weeks now. But when the aftermath of a tumultuous Homecoming game culminates in the disappearance of a football player, and Clay finds himself under police scrutiny, it’s up to a shrewd outsider to steer the group through an investigation that threatens to lay bare everyone’s deepest secrets. 13 Reasons Why Season 3 Recap & Episode Summary Guide, Warning: Major spoilers ahead for Lovecraft Country episode 7, “I Am.” “Is… is this real life?” That is the central question of one of society’, Warning: Spoilers are ahead for The Boys season 2 episode 6. After learning about Chloe's pregnancy, Clay and Ani pay her a visit. In a flashback, we learn that Bryce’s father (played by Jake Weber and not the nearly-identical Tim Roth) was a really, really bad guy. The police bring in Tony for questioning. He’s also working out a lot, and his hair is now a natural brown. Clay is released on bail, Ani puts a plan to exonerate him into action, and the truth about Bryce's murder finally comes to light. Later, he’s seen burning what is presumably the clothes Alex wore that night on the dock in a trash can. But their worry deepens when they learn he had a motive to kill Bryce. Justin reminds Clay that he had to detox Justin once — he didn’t want Clay to have to go through that again. Clay tells Ani about Bryce’s bottle of Oxycodone, but Ani denies that Bryce was using drugs. Courtney makes a brave decision. Monty’s not sure why he’s taken to the police station, but for some reason, the cops suspect. Urging Clay to protect himself, she reveals that there was more to Tony and Bryce's relationship than Clay knew. As her father nears the end of his life, filmmaker Kirsten Johnson stages his death in inventive and comical ways to help them both face the inevitable. Then there’s the other piece to all of this: Monty is already dead, which Ani knows. Tyler faces disciplinary action. The police interrogate Justin and Clay about the night Clay pulled a gun on Bryce. If Justin is guilty of something, it’s whatever the hell is going on with his drug dealing ex-step dad Seth (Matthew Alan), who shows up outside of Clay’s house to talk. Ani is the daughter of a home care worker. Instead of beating him to near-death again, Monty goes back to Winston’s house, where they have sex and Monty seemingly spends the night. Maybe for good reason? Alex is disturbed by this, as it really seems like Bryce has reverted back to his old ways. That seems really problematic considering Mr. Porter literally choked Bryce in the bathroom over Bryce raping Hannah, but sure. When Clay notes that Zach is wearing the lucky rabbit’s foot that Chloe (Anne Winters) gave him months before, he becomes suspicious. Justin struggles to stay clean. So if Monty didn’t kill Bryce, who did? Ani, it’s revealed, is narrating this episode — with a promise to spill all the things she knows about this group — in what. Not exactly the profile of a murderer. It breaks down the walls between Bryce and his mom, who shares that she only parented Bryce the way she was raised, which was to give him as much as possible but not be quite as open emotionally. We get some answers, finally. Monty doesn’t deserve to get anything from sweet, adorable Winston, but there is something really, really nice about Monty finally being vulnerable(ish) with another human being, even if he does follow up his ask to stay the night with “I’m not fucking gay.”. He quickly becomes one of Clay’s new suspects, though Ani is quick to point out that just because Mr. Walker was a terrible father doesn’t mean he had motive to kill his own son. It actually makes me seem good-looking,” he says. He hasn’t been seen since the homecoming game. It’s not good enough for Jessica: She calls him a “psychopath” and leaves. Chaos erupts at school in the aftermath of Bryce's testimony. It’s a thin theory, but Ani has another way into the Jessica-is-a-killer theory. Things get worse when a reporter shows up at Monet’s to ask Clay some questions — which Justin shuts down immediately. On the release date announcement, Netflix provided viewers with a URL, whokilledbrycewalker.com, Each episode title comes from one of Ani's lines as the narrator in the episode. (This is Druid’s finest acting thus far, but man, it’s not an easy scene to watch.) Bryce then heads to the Liberty High locker room, where he is greeted warmly by some former friends, and not at all by others. The issue? Avec plus de 781 votes et la note de 7.20/10, la saison 3 de la série 13 Reasons Why, sortie en 2017 dans la catégorie Drame, n’est autre qu’un épique groupement d’épisodes très bien produites et écrites dans les moindre détails. Hannah winds up at a party after an argument with her parents. At the end of the episode, Mrs. Walker finally tells her racist, senile father that Bryce is dead. After that beautiful friendship moment, we cut to a scene of a fishing boat, on which a local fisherman is pulling up...Tyler’s bag of guns. Justin testifies about Bryce, putting his own future at risk. This part is true: We see it in flashback, just as we see Monty threaten Bryce’s life by the Hillcrest bus after the game. Still, it. “What the hell?” Ani asks. In present day, Tyler — who has been struggling to tell Clay something all day — takes a walk down by the river, as Ani’s voiceover notes that some people react to violence by committing violence against themselves. Get inspired as musicians dig deep into the creative process of songwriting and reveal their intimate thoughts in a series based on the hit podcast. The students are served with subpoenas, and Justin wrestles with conflicting loyalties. Meanwhile, Deputy Standall calls Ani into the police station. Dylan Minnette, Katherine Langford, Alisha Boe. Alex remembers how Bryce supported Alex after Jessica dumped him. When Clay sees a brown paper bag in Tyler’s backpack, he fears the worst, and Tyler senses this distrust brewing. Alex isn’t so down with the breaking and entering portion of the night, but Bryce reminds him that this is basically his house so...what’s the harm? Netflix and third parties use cookies and similar technologies on this website to collect information about your browsing activities which we use to analyse your use of the website, to personalize our services and to customise our online advertisements. Bryce gives Jessica a tape, which now has his blood on it. Since Bryce is no longer at Liberty, it’s Ani who is the connective tissue between him and those still at the high school. Around Ani, Bryce was a different guy. So... is Tyler’s gun the murder weapon? “I’m Jessica Davis, and I’m a survivor,” she says at the end, prompting others to stand up and announce their survivor status. While Clay spends a heartbreaking night listening to his tape with Tony, tensions boil over at Bryce's house. Tyler isn’t the only surprising person who stands up: Justin also proclaims that he is a survivor, and we learn later that he was sexually abused by his mother’s boyfriend when he was a kid. 13 Reasons Why Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. At the end of the episode, the police ransack Clay’s house, then cuff him and Justin. Alex gets in a big fight at school and has to face the honor board. Clay testifies about a night he and Hannah spent together. Tyler and Cyrus embrace their outsider status. “Let the dead bury the dead,” Ani implores of Deputy Standall. Olivia finds out later what she would do when Bryce tearfully approaches her in the lobby of her hotel. What they don’t know is that Tyler is also a survivor of sexual violence. On the impetus of Mr. Porter, Clay asks Tyler if he wants to share what happened to him last year. Most people are surprised but not concerned, as Bryce could just be drunk in some Vegas hotel room. Ani proclaims in the episode that she is the new girl who has no interest in “doing the shy thing.” Instead of hiding, she challenges, encourages, and befriends all of our favorite (and not-so-favorite) characters. Tyler’s gun, as it turns out, is nothing more than a red herring in Bryce’s murder. The first episode of the show toggles back and forth between two important time periods, with Ani’s voice narrating it all. Mr. Porter interviews students about Clay, who pleads his innocence to Mrs. Walker. It turns out that Clay writes fan fiction (oh my God) and that he “sometimes needs to kill a character.” Things are not looking great for Clay...which is why he approaches Tony at the end of the episode. (Or maybe it should just endear you to Justin Prentice?). He, Ani, Justin, Jessica, and the rest of the gang agree to keep an even closer eye on Tyler now that the gun is in play. Tony confides in Clay about the night of Hannah's death. Clay plays the new tape for Tony and weighs what to do next. Another student sabotages Hannah during a class project. Ani goes to Jess, and tells her that she had sex with Bryce, Jessica’s rapist. Could he be building a case against Monty? Alex and Jessica find Bryce on the dock, unable to walk from Zach’s earlier attack. Yeahhhhh, that was all captured on tape...and it doesn’t look so good for Clay. Or maybe not. Clay brings Ani the letter and tries to convince her of his new Mrs. Walker theory. Jessica tells her dad she was in bed all night, even though she told Ani she was with Justin. Hannah's mother returns to town. He says he’ll tell the cops about Monty’s sexual assault, and that Bryce knew about it — which coud give them enough motive to look into Monty as a suspect. He was killed in jail while awaiting trial for Tyler’s sexual assault. Growing suspicious of Jess, Ani and Clay follow her. After a teenage girl's perplexing suicide, a classmate receives a series of tapes that unravel the mystery of her tragic choice. (SMART MOVE, GIRL.) Bummer, as Clay is clearly smitten. She just didn’t feel like her body belonged to her anymore. Clay feels bad, and tells Tyler he’ll try his best. Hannah's mother confronts the principal, and Clay strikes back at someone who wronged Hannah. She did, however, inform Zach, who seems to have a crush on Chloe: He offers to raise the baby as his own, but Chloe says she plans to get an abortion. Ani has a more sympathetic heart for Bryce. Clay takes Courtney to visit Hannah's grave. Clay remembers the aftermath of Spring Fling, when he raced to cover Tyler's tracks and met Ani. “If You’re Breathing, You’re A Liar” With Bryce still missing, everyone is on edge. Gulp. Maybe they’ll finally find it...but let’s be real. We know she wasn’t with Justin, not really — so where, Tyler is concerned that Clay is going to go to jail. There’s still the imprint of words on it, like someone had written a letter and peeled off a page. Then, when he saw Bryce’s dead body, incapable of being anything but a corpse, Tyler realized he didn’t want to die at all. (These are unfortunately all too real, and were recently discussed, Chloe receives the abortion, then tells Zach she’s leaving Liberty. Justin denies it and claims that he only found the drugs the day of the funeral, when Clay saw him sneaking off to the bathroom. Hmm...maybe that psychologist and lawyer that his parents are in the process of acquiring is exactly the right idea for the very troubled Clay. Despite what Ani tells the police — or whoever she’s narrating this story to — Ani did, in fact, know that Jessica’s rapist was Bryce. Jessica tells Chloe about the clubhouse. In order to keep his sex with Jessica a secret, Justin has Jessica hide when Clay returns to the guest house, leaving Justin in bed with a bottle of lube. The final season. It’s clear that Alex has a darkness within him that stems from his insecurity over his masculinity. When Ani and Clay see Monty clearing out his locker before it can be searched, they go to his Jeep and find that he has an ID for a Hillcrest student in his car, in an envelope labeled “HE WON’T TALK.” The Hillcrest student is Winston — though a different Winston than the one pictured on the ID — and is it turns out, Monty’s big secret has nothing to do with steroids. “I saved you from a long trial, maybe,” Ani says, but Clay looks her in the eye and makes her accept the thanks. When he realized as much, he decided to get closure from Monty. As Alex struggles with feelings of regret, the guys pressure Clay into getting drunk. In the episode, we discover the family she’s working for and living with, is the Walker clan — specifically, Bryce’s grandfather, whom Bryce (Justin Prentice) and his mother Nora (Brenda Strong) now live with following the breakup of the Walkers’ marriage. News of Bryce’s death spreads throughout Liberty High, with Clay and Ani now more determined than ever to find out who would want to not just hurt Bryce, but. All’s well that ends well...except, um, not quite. Tony says he really didn’t — which clearly the cops know is a lie. The pressure of Clay’s arrest leads his friends to make risky decisions, and the full story of the brawl that erupted at homecoming emerges. They find Bryce’s watch, which they assume that Seth has taken off Bryce’s body. Steroids, perhaps? It’s not Tyler, but a bloated, blue Bryce. At Bryce's funeral, Ani uncovers two damning secrets. Alex doesn’t care much for Bryce’s wellbeing, but he makes the point that Zach will be in serious trouble if Bryce dies on the dock. [2][1] It premiered on August 23, 2019. Sheri devises a plan to get into the clubhouse. ), Mr. Porter makes it clear to Clay that yes, Bryce. Threats against Clay and the others escalate. In flashbacks, it’s revealed that Zach encouraged Justin to join the football team again. 1. Jessica says no, it does not. “I wanted you to have better things than I did. It becomes evident what Ani is doing: She’s protecting Alex and Jessica, just like Tony and Clay protected Tyler all those months ago. Clay doesn’t know why Justin didn’t tell him he was still using — they’re brothers, and as soon as the adoption paperwork comes through, they will be legally so. He plays by the rules that his friends set for him — he’s never allowed to be alone — and seems convinced he’ll never be truly happy again. Tyler couldn’t pull the trigger, though. Tyler reveals what was really in his backpack: A camera, just like the one from, Tyler isn’t the only one we learn more about this episode. When Justin couldn’t hold it together because of his drug use — much to the ire of their football coach — Zach supported him, as his captain and friend. He gets in a lot of shots, and Winston looks. As Clay attempts to hitchhike on the highway, he calls Tyler, to tell him he won’t be in school today. The school counselor tells him to have faith, reminding Tyler that change can happen so subtly, it can feel like it’s not happening at all. Ani reveals the truth about the spring fling dance to Deputy Standall, who wonders why he shouldn’t go arrest Tyler right now. In present day, Justin reveals all this to Clay, along with a text that Seth sent to Justin the day they found Bryce’s body. Later, after Clay, Justin, and Ani narrowly escape Seth’s house, Justin and Clay go back to their guest house. Clay and Hannah grow closer. With Dylan Minnette, Katherine Langford, Christian Navarro, Alisha Boe. Alex realizes something in that moment: He needs to end the cycle of pain. When she finds him crying over Chloe and the drama at school, she agrees to stay with him per his request. Jessica's behavior grows increasingly erratic, and Clay learns the truth behind a tragedy. They exchange words, and Zach — who is angry that Bryce stole his shot at a college scholarship for football — mercilessly beats Bryce. Katherine Langford had confirmed that she would not reprise her role as Hannah Baker for this season. She serves as the detective in Bryce's murder and narrates each episode while speaking to Deputy Standall in an interrogation room. Clay discovers that Ani and Bryce's bond ran deeper than he realized. He freaks out and demands his cane, which Ani looks for in the “carriage house.” (These rich kids! Meanwhile, Justin and Jessica decide to go public with their relationship. The cops name Clay as a person of interest in the murder. originale 23 août 2019 – 23 août 2019 Nb. Five months after Hannah's death, the case against Liberty goes to trial, with Tyler as the first witness. Maybe they can hang out sometime? Ani’s voiceover reminds us that Tyler checks all the serial killer boxes — specifically, that he’s angry, young, and male. Meanwhile, a brutal assault pushes one student over the edge. Bryce basically shrugs it off. Worried about threats against them, Alex and Clay urge Jessica to testify about Bryce. Zach tells Alex that. Clay talks to his parents and reveals that he sent that threatening text to Bryce after homecoming — but insists he had nothing to do with his murder. The former friends throw insults at one another, but things get really physical during Jessica’s protest. It’s obvious to us now that Bryce was jealous of Clay’s romantic interest in Ani — but of course, Clay didn’t know that at the time. “You can be anything you want to be,” Winston replies, kindly. What happened to Hannah will always be the first clause of the story. With 10 episodes left in the season...likely not. Clay never told the police. Chloe confronts Bryce about the tapes. Ani mentions she’s never been to a dance, but boy, does she love a grand gesture — prompting Clay to go to her house later that night with flowers and an invitation. Tyler, meanwhile, has set up a photography project at Monet’s, of all the friends who helped him this year. Hannah's date on Valentine's Day doesn't go as planned. Zach and Clay land in hot water during a college tour. I. At the end of the episode, Justin declares he’ll get rid of Tyler’s gun. As the school mourns the death of Hannah Baker, her friend Clay receives a box of tapes with messages she recorded before she committed suicide. Clay apologizes but Justin says not to — he and Jessica can now be honest with one another, which can only be a good thing for them now. Clay’s not the only person with contact to Bryce. In flashbacks, it’s revealed that Jessica confided in Ani about the bad sex she was having with then-boyfriend Alex. “I need you to help me disappear,” Clay declares. Oh how true those words are. Clay is forced to confront his anxiety on the senior camping trip as a suspicious email threatens to turn the friends against each other. Hmm…what’s going on here? Clay is released on bail, Ani puts a plan to exonerate him into action, and the truth about Bryce's murder finally comes to light. The police question Tyler about the guns, leaving the friends rattled. Still, Tyler may have more secrets than anyone expected. When Bryce sees Mr. Walker and his new girlfriend at dinner, he asks his dad about playing golf sometime — something that Mr. Walker has no intention of really following up on. Does no one check his bank account?) Someone trashes the yearbook office. Fortunately, Justin knows something that will, and it has to do with whatever Jessica told Ani the other night. Jessica insists she has nothing to say to Bryce, and she walks away — but Bryce begs her and Alex to come back. As the police investigation sets the school on edge, Ani remembers that Jessica confronted Bryce.

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