13 Reasons why In the society I live in, There is no such bullying at school or high school that can cause you so much pain that you would want to hurt yourself or have an urge to end your life. But sometimes even the little jokes can tear a person apart and can add to a reason to murder you. Yes, "Murder" is the right term. In this story of Hannah Baker, she has faced so much and every time she went through pain which would tear her apart, she decided to give life another chance. She had hope. She had hope till the end. Don't we all have? No matter how hopeless we become, we still always hope. The story started and ended very precisely, no extra shots, no extra scenes, no extra narrative. Just the perfect amount of visuals and audio. The way story unfolds the secrets of Hannah and the way the visuals let us see through her eyes and makes us feel what she felt and the sympathy we gained for her step by step which very soon become empathy and we would cry at every scene we see her cry. Visually the way Clay went to every place where the incidents took place and the way he saw her standing and doing things, the combination of present and past in single frame was awesome way of conveying the message and to make the audience one with the narrative. Which every episode my curiosity began that what Clay did to Hannah, I thought he physically imposed himself ion her sometime in past, and In a scene where Jessica tells Clay that he has not heard the tape of him and the worst is yet to come, that got me confused when I got to listen to the tape of Clay because there was nothing worse in his tape. She clearly admired him so much. Character of Clay is played by Dylan Minnette who has played the role very beautifully. I liked his expressions; only sometimes the expressions I felt were a little exaggerated. While Character of Hannah Played by Katherine is somehow to me a disappointment, because yeah she is pretty and all but she doesn't seem like she was suffering depression. Her body language was calm even when she was the most depressed, only crying and vomiting doesn't really shows how internally confused and torn up you are. The body language changes. I have seen people with depression; they don't even realize how much their body language changes. The best part of the series was its visuals in my opinion.