In season one we got to know this incredible girl named Hannah Baker and live this tragic event along side with the students and parents. It makes you angry makes you sad makes you cry. Season two relies grossly on the legal battle started in season one. It brings more thinking on justice system, rich vs poor, #me too movement. If it already feels like there's already enough shows about these at this point it's because it is. Sure it's also about healing, let it go and all that. But this side is too subtle, it got concealed in the noice of finding of justice. So, yeah, it's not about Hannah anymore, there's no personal bond between audience of any character in this season any more.