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(Clay’s imagination…)

Clay Jensen: What I don’t get is why ghost you is hanging out with Bryce? Even in my head.

Justin Foley: We loved each other, me and him. We were brothers. You know, you can love people who did… bad sh*t. You can forgive people. Even the people who hurt you worst.

Clay Jensen: You’re talking about Hannah.

Justin Foley: When you forgive someone, it’s more for you than them.

Clay Jensen: How much I hurt… with Hannah. Always. It’s my fault. I fall in love with girls too fast, too hard.

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(Clay’s graduation speech)

Clay Jensen: I suffer from anxiety… and, uh, depression. But mostly anxiety. I sometimes think all of us kids do, in some way. And how could we not, with the world the way it is? We hear a lot of promises that things will get better. And… and, look, maybe they will, maybe they won’t. And what I think I’ve learned, what I wanna say to you…is whatever happens, keep moving. Get through it. Choose to live. ‘Cause even on the worst day, there… are people who love you. There’s new music waiting for you to hear, some… something you haven’t seen before that will blow your mind in the best way. Even on the worst day, life is a pretty spectacular thing.

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Quote from 13 Reasons Why 4x10 | (Clay's graduation speech) Clay Jensen: I suffer from anxiety... and, uh, depression. But mostly anxiety. I sometimes think all of us kids do, in some way. And how could we not, with the world the way it is? We hear a lot of promises that things will get better. And... and, look, maybe they will, maybe they won't. And what I think I've learned, what I wanna say to you...is whatever happens, keep moving. Get through it. Choose to live. 'Cause even on the worst day, there... are people who love you. There's new music waiting for you to hear, some... something you haven't seen before that will blow your mind in the best way. Even on the worst day, life is a pretty spectacular thing.

(Clay’s graduation speech)

Clay Jensen: My dad loves to tell me stories about when he was in high school. The stories usually involve chess club and obscure bands with funny haircuts, because the ’80s were a strange, strange time. But he always gets one thing right. He knows high school can hurt. That it can be painful. That there are days when that’s all it is. And he once told me that he’s living proof… you can survive. You can get through it. He’s living proof, and so am I. And so are all of you. And the thing is, for me, for us, this class, this… this generation, high school actually is life or death. We show up every day not knowing if this is the day we die. If this is the day someone shows up with a gun and tries to kill us all. We practice what we’ll do if that happens. Life or death.

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(Jessica’s graduation speech)

Jessica Davis: But you are right about one thing: I am a one-issue president. I’m a one-issue person. I spent the last couple of years angry. Hurt. Scared. But I’m not gonna do that anymore. I’m gonna focus on my one issue. Which is love. Oh, what? Does talking about love make you embarrassed? Is it girly? What? Because it’s the thing. It’s the only thing. It’s easy to hate. It’s easy to fear. It’s godd*mn hard to love. But it’s not optional. It’s essential. It’s life or death. I challenge you. Love each other. Do it. Do it better. Now and every day. I love you all. Oh, and f*ck the patriarchy.

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Quote from 13 Reasons Why 4x10 | (Jessica's graduation speech) Jessica Davis: But you are right about one thing: I am a one-issue president. I'm a one-issue person. I spent the last couple of years angry. Hurt. Scared. But I'm not gonna do that anymore. I'm gonna focus on my one issue. Which is love. Oh, what? Does talking about love make you embarrassed? Is it girly? What? Because it's the thing. It's the only thing. It's easy to hate. It's easy to fear. It's goddamn hard to love. But it's not optional. It's essential. It's life or death. I challenge you. Love each other. Do it. Do it better. Now and every day. I love you all. Oh, and f*ck the patriarchy.

Dr. Robert Ellman (to Clay): I was going down a dark road, and then a teacher in my high school saw something in me. Saw… me. She believed I had something to offer. She was an English teacher. She thought I could write. And I said something to her very much like what you said to me. Nothing makes sense. None of the pieces fit together. And she said to me… “Try.” She said… “Begin.” So I began. And years later I found myself back here, in my home town, to help kids like me. Like you. I can’t promise the story has a happy ending, Clay. What happens to us, it may only have the sense that we make of it. But I do know that it’s in telling the story… that we learn who we are. And maybe see who we might become.

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Zach Dempsey: Last time I was up here, I said I was my brother’s keeper. That we all are. Even though I didn’t live up to that. Justin hated running. Coach Kerba would make him do a mile, and he would b*tch and complain… the whole time. Coach Kerba would tell him that pain is the feeling of weakness leaving the body. But we’re all weak, I think. But we’re trying to be stronger. And the pain that we are feeling today… is to remind us every day… to do better. To be better.

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Jessica Davis: I don’t know if I can do any of this anymore. We’re all supposed to just… keep waking up and putting on our clothes and carrying on conversations and listening to people while they talk about how God works in mysterious ways, and I just don’t f**king know if I can do it anymore!

Ani Achola: OK, I think this is the hardest thing… that anyone could ever go through. But I also think you are a lot stronger than you realize.

Jessica Davis (about Justin): He made me strong.

Ani Achola: No! You are. All on your own. Maybe you made each other stronger, but it’s in you. I’ve seen it.

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Clay Jensen (narration): My mom asked me if I wanted to say something at Justin’s funeral. I wanted to, for him, but I couldn’t. What could I say? Running theme, huh?

Tony Padilla: I wish there was something I could say or do.

Clay Jensen: Yeah. What is there? Thank you for wanting to, though. You always make things better.

Tony Padilla: I just show up, man. That’s all I do.

Clay Jensen: Always. More than I have for you.

Tony Padilla: No. No, we show up for each other.

Clay Jensen: No one gets through this life alone, man.

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Tony’s father: You’re a good friend. That’s always important, m’hijo.

Tony Padilla: I guess… I guess so, yeah.

Tony’s father: But you have to think about yourself sometimes. Caleb told me about the college offer.

Tony Padilla: He did?

Tony’s father: Damn proud of you. It’s time, m’hijo. It’s time you sell the shop and get on with your life.

Tony Padilla: We can’t afford that, papá.

Tony’s father: We have work here. We’re gonna be fine.

Tony Padilla: The shop is your dream.

Tony’s father: Listen to me. That shop… was never my dream. You… You are my dream. Why do we do everything? So that you can have a better life than we did. This is your better life, m’hijo. Don’t f*ck up my dream.

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Alex Standall: Do you remember on the rooftop? The night I kissed you?

Charlie St. George: You kissed him?

Alex Standall: It was a sh*t show. I’ll explain later. But you remember that night?

Zach Dempsey: Yeah.

Alex Standall: OK. That kiss was embarrassing. It was a disaster. But right before that, when I almost fell, you pulled me back from the ledge. And I’ll never forget the feeling of your hands grabbing me and keeping me safe. I needed it. I didn’t know it. And now you need it.

Zach Dempsey: The kiss wasn’t a disaster, it was a nice kiss, per se.

Charlie St. George: Wait, it was?

Zach Dempsey: Yeah. Yeah.

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