Film Analysis: American Teen

Hannah knew what was coming and tried to persuade them not to go but they didn’t listen. They went in the truck with them and got into the boxcars where many people could not survive. When they evacuated the cars, they were separated into men and women with kids. They were forced to go to the showers, have their heads shaved, put different clothes on, and get their arms tattooed with numbers. They had to work hard to avoid being chosen to get processed. They meet a girl named Rivka, who has lasted in the camp for a year and a half who gives them tips to avoid being chosen. One night, Gitli awakens Hannah and plans an escape from the camp. Sadly, some of them were caught, but Gitl and Hannah made it back to the barracks safely. The next day, the other men that were involved with the escape were caught, shot, and taken to the smoke stack. They see the men dragging them off to the stack, among them was Rivka’s brother, Wolfe. The people continued to work in the camp to avoid being chosen. One day when Hannah was thinking about the future, she started to tell her 3 other friends around and they started talking. A guard overheard them and said that he got to personally pick 3 out of the 4

Hannah Ryanne Bell is a freshman at Los Angeles High School. She has two older sisters; one is in college and one is a junior at the same school. She also has three grandmas and two grandpas. “ My father side is very complicated. “ We met when we were in 6th grades, we became friends due to one common hobbies which is the violin, or it’s because we’re both are quirky and weird. We both play the violin. Jaina is very crafty and artistic.

Disconcerting characters and events fill the story while many of Hannah's actions would deliver people in the real world in jail for trespassing

In season two Hannah has one of her worst mental breakdowns, which comes from a series of events that lead to her become so overwhelmed. In this season Hannah, and her boyfriend Adam that she had been lusting over all of season one break up, and soon after he starts dating someone that’s overall prettier, and just in anyway shape of form better than Hannah.

Clay Jensen, a shy high school student, returns home from school one day to find that he has received a mysterious package in the mail. It contains seven double-sided cassette tapes used by Hannah Baker, a classmate who has recently committed suicide. Each tape details a reason that she killed herself. The tapes were sent to various other people before arriving at Clay's door.

Clay Jensen, a junior receives a box in the mail containing seven double-sided cassette tapes used by Hannah Baker, a girl who recently committed suicide at their high school. Each of the tapes contains the thirteen reasons as to why she killed herself and the people who are responsible for those reasons along with it. The tapes she made are a scavenger hunt leading to places that are significant to her story and passed on from person to person. Clay, the narrator of the story follows the tapes to the significant places that coincided with her death and realizes how Hannah was trying to show the people on the tapes the impact they made on her life resulting in her death. As Clay reaches the end of the tapes, he experiences firsthand Hannah’s

The things students had done and said to her had started the snowball effect. Her ball of problems was getting bigger and bigger as people carelessly did awful things to her. Clay noticed this throughout the story. Everything Hannah had a problem with when she was alive, had added to her pile of deep psychological trouble. Her problems that she had towards the end of her life were evident on the tapes. She started to think about suicide and what could happen if she decided to take that extreme. She even tried to seek help for one last grasp of hope from humanity, but it ultimately had just solidified her reason for why she should kill herself. The tapes ended with Hannah saying she is sorry and that even though some people cared, it was just not enough (Asher, p. 280). All this had impacted Clay in a way that made him learn from Hannah and help a girl who seems like she might be suffering like Hannah did. The story ends with Clay calling out her

Hannah from “The Perfects’” struggles to face her demons. To begin, as the new girl in town she is curious about the neighbors. When

When an old high school friend contacts her for advice, Laura-Leigh is forced to remember some of her best and worst days as she recalls the quirky tale of how she got over her high school sweet heart and offers her advice.

I think the reason Hannah start to kill herself was because of these three people.these three made her feel really bad or did something bad that Hannah did not like or many more.

The book 13 Reasons Why is about a mournful, sad girl who decides to commit suicide and leaves cassette tapes on why and who did what. The character who decides to commit suicide is name Hannah Baker. She is emotionally hurt by all of the lies that everyone has been saying about her. Someone who doesn’t have much money and doesn’t have many friends starting a new school, then that number of friends expands. She is a very sweet and kind person who is loving and caring.

The two sat on the beach and discussed there out looks on life. The setting was beautiful, and Hannah acknowledges this. The music, My Sweet Lord by George Harrison, sets the scene. Hannah Horvath, who flashed her vagina to the principle of the school she worked just one season ago, seemed to be acting like an adult women. “God, I was so ready to hate this,” said Hannah to the surf instructor. Dunham does an amazing job playing Hannah as calm and collected, perhaps the most collected we’ve seen her in the past 5 seasons.

The novel consists of Hannah Baker’s audiotaped explanation of her suicide and Clay Jensen ’s reactions. It moves back and forth between these two character’s thoughts and actions. By using first person point of view, Jay Asher was effectively able to add a level emotion which the reader would never be able to get from a third person point of view. This is demonstrated when Hannah says, “I wish I would die.

In the beginning of the book, young Michael Berg becomes intimately close to Hanna, an older woman with whom he shares a relationship. The conflict with the inner-self is seen through the character of Michael, whose thoughts are shared to us by the author. Schlink writes: “But I was annoyed by her bad temper, and I wanted to be somewhere else, at the pool, away with my classmates, swept up in the exuberance of our talk, our banter, our games, and our flirtations” (Schlink 73). When Michael first meets Hanna, he is intrigued and seduced by this older woman who flirts with him and pays attention to him. They become lovers and he spends most of his time with her when he is not at

Throught the seven different tapes she tells each person the events and their actions that prompted her to kill herself. Clay Jensen had gotten the tapes in the mail and he did not understand why he had received them because he did not think he was influential in Hannah’s life. As Clay was waiting for his name to come up in the tapes he found out things about his classmates that he could not believe. One event was that a boy named Zach Dempsey was secretly stealing Hannah’s notes that classmates had wrote to her to make her feel good about herself. Another event was when Ryan Shaver took one of Hannah’s poems and put it in the newspaper as his own. Hannah did not feel safe anywhere after that. However she did feel safe when she was talking to Clay. When Clay’s name came up he was shocked to hear he did not do anything that was as terrible as the other people who were on the tapes. Sometimes people do not know how they influence people’s lives. Some people on the tapes did terrible things that made Hannah hate her life even more but in Clay’s case he made her feel better until he didn’t defend her when the rumors were going around about her. Clay did not feel that he was an influential person in Hannah’s life but as the tapes showed, he clearly was very important to