《Thirteen reasons》Episodes

The protagonist of this story is a boy named Ryan, who is a typical selfish and arrogant villain in Hannah's eyes. Hannah knows that there is no good result near this person, but the fate is still wrong. And Hannah is right. Hannah is graduating. Like other students of the same grade, she starts to find a university that suits herself. One is suitable for her future. Hannah's score is not as good as when she first entered school. She is not enough to support her wanting to go to New York University. The desire, therefore, she began to find another way out. With Hannah's hobby of writing things, she joined a poetry club. But on the first day she first went, she discovered that other members of the poetry club were middle-aged and elderly people. She alone was a young girl who appeared to be independent. Inconsistent. At this time, Ryan appeared. He is another young man in this group and the only one who can speak with Hannah in the poetry club. When Ryan learned that Hannah was good at writing, he took the initiative to join in. He not only apologized to Hannah, but admitted that he had posted the list written by Alex in his own tabloid. It was wrong. He sent it. Hannah had a beautiful, scented notebook, hoping that Hannah wouldn't give up her writing and would not give up on her poetry club. Gradually, Hannah and Ryan began to inseparable. In order to improve the level of her writing, Hannah also invited Ryan to go to the house and communicate with herself. The two spoke with each other. Ryan did help Hannah improve the level of writing poetry. He taught her to Express her true feelings in her poetry. Don't be sick. When her poetry is read by others, she must feel a sense of shamelessness, as if the secret of her heart was spy out by others. Hannah did as she did. She expressed her sense of loneliness in her own poetry. This is undoubtedly an excellent poetry work that surprised others. After seeing the results of Hannah, Ryan did not reveal the selfishness of his own self. He hoped that Hannah could publish his poetry in his tabloid newspaper and win him some eyeballs to satisfy his stupid vanity. Hannah did not promise that Ryan chose to take Hannah's poetry privately and published Hannah's poetry without Hannah's consent. This kind of thing was originally just Ryan's arbitrariness, but it was in the content of poetry: today I wear black lace underwear / just to know that I wear them under / lace / I am naked / but I still have Skin / skin / skin stretches for thousands of miles, such as cling film is wrapped in my thoughts / across it / you can see me leftovers last night ... ... the root causes of humanity determines that we will always look at their eyes for the first time in In those embarrassing things, the rest of mankind's intellect determines what kind of behavior we see when we see things that make people think about each other. High school boys are obviously insane, and they ignore the realities of Hannah's poetry. Connotation, only his own attention in the first few sentences of poetry, repeated his own imagination, wanting to meet his brain full of yellow scrap.They spy on Hannah with malicious speculative eyes. Once again, this innocent girl is trapped in paradox and solitude. It makes people feel that the whole body is colder than this. Hannah's poetry is also explained in class by their literary teacher. Because the teachers appreciate the feeling of loneliness. They are unaware that this is a request for help from a depressed child, and they do not want to help the author of this poem. Hanna and Ryan broke, and no doubt once again suffered harm. After listening to this story, Cray suddenly remembered that she had read this depressed poem. He also made a statement before Hannah: He admired the poet, but he would not be willing to do so. A depressed person played together, Hannah kept silent, chose to swallow the comments of others silently, swallowed her tears and pain. After Cray's rummaging in the room, he found the provoked tabloid in which he found the poem bearing the pain and loneliness of Hannah, reading it over and over again. In the end, he brought this tabloid to Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Baker looked at the poem left by her daughter and burst into tears. Her daughter had stayed under her nose and asked for help, but she never noticed it at the same time. With any use, Hannah will never return.