Why Did Hannah Commit Suicide

One of Hannah Senesh's greatest influences was aquired when she was arrested and tortured on march 14th, 1994. Hannah and some of her colleagues parachuted into Yugoslavia and joined a partisan group, after they landed they found out that the Germans had already occupied Hungary. The men that were with her decided that it was too dangerous to continue but Hannah continued on to the Hungarian border. At the border, she and the people that stayed with her were arrested by the German military. Hannah was taken to a prison and was brutally beaten for three days, then she was transfered to a prison in budapest where she was interrogated and beaten. Hannah stayed in a cell until she was executed by a German firing squad on November 7th, 1994. The

First of all, Hannah doesn't want to respect or remember her history, until she sees why it's important to at the end of the story. When Hannah was with her family at the Seder dinner, she got to open the door for the prophet, Elijah. When she opens the door she gets transported back through time and meets Shmuel and Gitl.

Chapter 37- Hannah asks Will resides to ask him to ride to Salem to warn the Patriots of a British attack. Hannah decides to make the ride herself. Will and Mr. Hubbard helped her along the route and directions.

Hannah has experiences in the story that change her. In chapter three, Hannah drank watered down wine for the first time. Hannah also got drunk. “ Uncle Sam poured another quarter glass of wine into her glass, then filled it the way with water for the next blessing.” this was on page 16. This experience is a huge role in the story because it causes her to fall asleep and have to crazy dream. Another quote is when Hannah says “I'm not Chaya.” On page 34, “I'm from New Rochelle. And I'm not Chaya, I'm Hannah’ When Shmuel’s eyebrows rose up and lines furrowed his brow, he looked so fierce Hannah moved back a step” Rivka explains to Hannah that she was sick and probably forgot. Hannah has many experiences in the story that change her.

At this point in the novel, Kit is at Hannah’s house with Prudence, peacefully sitting next to the fireplace and teaching Prudence how to write. Kit had come to Hannah’s house because she was coming to give Hannah a piece of cloth, and to explain what had happened to Nat because of his prank on William Ashby.

Tyler was said to be a creep in Hannah’s tape, he exposed pictures of hannah. Clay confronts and blames multiple people as he goes through tape after tape, until he realizes that just about everyone is to blame for the death of Hannah Baker. He gives the tapes to the school counselor and Hannah’s parents so that everyone can now know the whole truth about why Hannah really killed

At the time that Hannah was in her teenage years, she had joined a cult. She was brainwashed by the cult and was distant with her parents to the point where Hannah had not seen them for months. All of a sudden on an ordinary day Hannah visited her parents with a little girl, she told her parents that the little girl was her daughter and that she didn’t want her little girl to grow up near the cult. Hannah’s parents agreed and adopted her thinking the little girl was Hannah’s daughter when in reality that little girl was Janie who had just been kidnapped. Hannah is very important to the plot of the novel because if she had not kidnapped Janie form her parents, there would have been no plot.

Think about this- if you rejected your religion and then got stuck in a dream where everyone had that religion, would you really enjoy it anymore? I known I wouldn't. Some people believe that Hannah is starting to accept her religion, but the truth is that she's really rejecting it. It's obvious that Hannah is slowly building a bulwark between her and her religion. First of all, Hannah just hates where she is in general, which makes it worse.

In Three Poems, the entrance three paragraphs talks about Hannah’s story and how she got her inspiration for the poems. Her story is completely different from the fact that she was able to escape the persecution from Nazis before they got to her village. She was given the mission to parachute behind enemy lines and disrupt Nazi operations. Hannah wanted to save Jewish refugees and rescue British airmen. Eventually she was caught and executed in a Nazi prison at twenty three years old. The poem is very descriptive and tells us about her love for her homeland. She goes on to write, “We were drenched with the warmth of the sun’s rays, In our homeland, in our beloved home.” Eliezer has the same feelings toward his village. He is reminded that his

For Thirteen Reasons Why, I am going to explain the literary terms. Thirteen Reason is about a girl named, Hannah Baker who killed herself. Before Hannah killed herself she made 13 videos of why this person made her make that decision.

Angel describes her complex relationship with saying that “tried to kill me, swallow me, consume me back into her body, the way fire burns itself away, uses itself as fuel” (Hogan 251). Hannah is mentally unstable and attempts to destroy her own blood relations in order to satisfy her needs. Hannah suffers from one of the greatest sicknesses known to man and will go to any lengths to relieve her needs (Forbes 16). Hannah inspires fear in her community and ‘religious people would never go near her” (Hogan 101). Monsters are described to be “our children,” and just as monsters are products, Hannah is a product of her environment who has come to reality and causes fear in her caretakers (Cohen 8).

Hannah is desperately giving people ‘signs’ that she is “breaking, slowly dying”. Clay noticed this and turns the other way, and giving up on any thought of communication between them at that moment. Ultimately, giving up on her as well unknowingly. This becomes clear when Clay thinks, “A flash. But she knew I was watching her. And even though no one else saw it, I turned away. She was on her own.” (Asher 192). Clay finally realized how he gave up on not only Hannah, but the communication between them. Clay chose silence rather than a decision that could’ve saved her life. This illustrates how Clay notices Hannah’s desperate pleas and signs to people of what she is going through, but Clay turns his back completely with his choice of silence. Consequently, his choice had resulted in Hannah choosing suicide because of how she truly felt alone. It also reveals that Hannah is left alone by the person who claimed to ‘like’ her. The words that have an impact are ‘I turned away. She was on her own’. The author used these words to show how Clay’s choice of silence left Hannah alone. Clay might've been able to save her if when he could be the one to save her all along if he had said what he truly felt. The author wanted to demonstrate how Clay’s decision not only made him turn away from Hannah truly isolating her from him which led to

Hannah didn't realize how serious the situation was and she under exaggerates this situation instead of doing something like stopping the situation before it got really bad. In the text on page 261 it reads “I know that I’m almost as much to blame for what happened to Jessica as Justin is. Both of us allowed it to happen.” In this quote, the author describes Hannah telling the reader that she was in the wrong by not stopping the situation but she's still not putting the blame directly on her. The evidence highlights that Hannah doesn't understand some situations and doesn't cope with those situations very well. Hannah doesn't have the common sense to stop the situation because she doesn't know how to stop it or what to

Hannah shows many ways how people is the only one responsible for their actions.one reason why Hannah shows people are responsible for people's actions because the book states. “And I could have stopped it. If I could have talked. If I could have seen. If I could have thought about anything, I would have opened those doors and stopped it”(154).this show Hannah is responsible for her actions because she states she could have

due to liver toxicity,” if it is e.g. used in “combination of paracetamol and dextropropoxyphene [then it] does carries serious risk of respiratory depression and death.” Through Hannah’s behaviour it is obviously that she wanted to end her life, because the negative feelings increased Hannah’s depression, so that she left the control over herself and made her committing suicide.