Although I haven't watched the complete episode, I believe that many viewers, like me, already understood the theme of the show-campus bullying in the first and second episodes, so various incidents can be inferred. I remember that in the second episode, a person on tape told Clay that he probably meant to listen to it as soon as possible, and then move on. Anything we do now cannot change the fact that Hannah is dead, and Hannah stays. These tapes are a very immoral thing, she wants to disturb us. Then a lot of people echoed in the barrage. I was also thinking at the time, what exactly is the heroine for? She is so desperate to commit suicide, why bother to make these tapes to avenge those who she will never see.
When I watched the last episode, Clay finally smiled in relief in the car. I think I understood a little bit, probably because people know that every action has consequences.
Find out carefully and you will find that everyone on tape will say I did xx, but I did not mean to hurt her, or that's all we can do, we are imperfect and we have to live with that. As if saying that as long as I do xx, then I am not responsible for the consequences. I think this is one of the reasons why bullying, and even many other human evils, are not because of human nature, but because of ignorance of the consequences of their actions. Hannah's tape is not so much revenge as it is just mere Tell everyone, not what they have done, but what they have caused. And this kind of information might really make people reflect, just like the reason why the counselor, who kept making excuses for himself, shed tears after hearing Clay's narrative.
And from here, I think Hannah is not a "troublesome" girl, she is just an ordinary, pitiful for all the misfortunes encountered, sadly unable to resist and unable to escape from herself, yet she has the courage to struggle at the last moment of her life to teach the world a lesson!
Finally, hope what happened to her would not happen to anyone, ever...
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