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Ryan Shaver: Do you wanna know why Hannah wrote these poems? She was reaching out. She was desperate to be heard, to connect. And people took that lifeline and they twisted it. They took her own story away from her. And she fought to get it back. But in the end, the story they told was so loud that it’s all that she could hear… and she started to believe it and forgot who she was. It’s easy to let that happen, to lose yourself. To believe that no one could ever know you, or love you. And that you’re the only person that knows what you’re going through. And you convince yourself it’s going to get better. And then, it doesn’t.

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Quote from 13 Reasons Why 2x05 | Ryan Shaver: Do you wanna know why Hannah wrote these poems? She was reaching out. She was desperate to be heard, to connect. And people took that lifeline and they twisted it. They took her own story away from her. And she fought to get it back. But in the end, the story they told was so loud that it's all that she could hear... and she started to believe it and forgot who she was. It's easy to let that happen, to lose yourself. To believe that no one could ever know you, or love you. And that you're the only person that knows what you're going through. And you convince yourself it's going to get better. And then, it doesn't.

Ryan Shaver: “A work of art is only good if it arises from necessity, from need. And it can be political need or personal need or, ideally, both. Art should be confrontation. It should shock and scare you.” And Hannah, she was an artist in need. And I think that’s what happened. And she freaked people out. A soul in need needs a way to express it. Silence is never the answer. But when there’s so much going on inside you… society expects us to stay silent. And it’s a dangerous thing when there’s so much going on inside you, but no one to share it with. Hannah needed to reclaim her power.

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Quote from 13 Reasons Why 2x05 | Ryan Shaver: A work of art is only good if it arises from necessity, from need. And it can be political need or personal need or, ideally, both. Art should be confrontation. It should shock and scare you. And Hannah, she was an artist in need. And I think that's what happened. And she freaked people out. A soul in need needs a way to express it. Silence is never the answer. But when there's so much going on inside you... society expects us to stay silent. And it's a dangerous thing when there's so much going on inside you, but no one to share it with. Hannah needed to reclaim her power.

Kevin Porter: Your father, he’s a churchgoing man, right?

Marcus Cole: Yeah.

Kevin Porter: What do you think he would say if he listened to your tape?

Marcus Cole: What would your wife say if she listened to yours?

Kevin Porter: Oh, I already told my wife everything. And I’ve taken a long, hard look in the mirror. Have you?

Marcus Cole: Just find out who did this.

Kevin Porter: Marcus, I am on borrowed time here at Liberty and I know it. But as long as I am here, I’m gonna make sure that the kids who actually need my help get it. And those that need something else? That they get that, too.

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Marcus Cole: My whole life, my father told me people will judge me. People will assume they know who I am by looking at me. And that the deck is stacked against me. When you’re faced with that, when you’re without power, on the outside, you have tough choices. It’s easy to hide. To give in to the pain. Like Hannah did. She started to believe that she was less than. To believe that a life of privilege and position was only for other people. But the truth is, privilege is a trap all its own. And we do ourselves no favors by keeping our heads down, by hiding. You have to find a way to hold your head up. When you’re marginalized, powerless, you have to find strength somewhere. In friends. When you feel left out, when you feel like this high school world is against you, it can be lonely and frightening.

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Jessica Davis: Friendship is a complicated thing… especially between girls. And it gets even more complicated when there’s a boy involved. But I can tell you one thing. I blame the boy more than I blame Hannah. There are all different ways boys mess with girls. And some of those ways, well, we let them do it. I think the kind of friends you have say a lot about the kind of person you are. And Hannah, she was a true friend. Better than I deserve. We all want to be strong. We all want to be the kind of people who deserve good friends. But I guess, at the end of the day, none of us are as strong as we want to be.

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Quote from 13 Reasons Why 2x03 | Jessica Davis: Friendship is a complicated thing... especially between girls. And it gets even more complicated when there's a boy involved. But I can tell you one thing. I blame the boy more than I blame Hannah. There are all different ways boys mess with girls. And some of those ways, well, we let them do it. I think the kind of friends you have say a lot about the kind of person you are. And Hannah, she was a true friend. Better than I deserve. We all want to be strong. We all want to be the kind of people who deserve good friends. But I guess, at the end of the day, none of us are as strong as we want to be.

Clay Jensen: You told me cutting didn’t mean you wanted to die.

Skye Miller: I don’t wanna die. I told you that and you don’t understand.

Clay Jensen: Then help me.

Skye Miller: I can’t. Because I don’t understand it either. It’s like I have all of these feelings, and I can’t control them, like I’m a visitor in my own mind. And if I don’t catch my breath, I’ll burn up and blow away. And I know you wanna save me from that, and I love you for it, but you can’t.

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Jessica Davis: I don’t blame Hannah for anything. That’s how it is for girls. People judge you by the way you look, the things they hear about you. They put a label on you. I just feel like boys get to define themselves. They get to choose their identity, and they can hide behind it. Well, most boys. I think some know what it’s like to be afraid… to feel like the world gave you a certain label that you have to live with for the rest of your life. But most boys don’t know what it’s like. Every single girl does. Even boys who mean well want to tell you who you are. So we just start expecting them to put a label on us. And we just do it to ourselves.

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Matt Jensen: Clay, it’s five o’clock in the morning. What the hell is going on?

Clay Jensen: Skye is my girlfriend. But we haven’t had sex, although we tried. She’s in the hospital right now, but not because she tried to kill herself. Someone just ran me off the road on my way home. Random? Maybe. Who knows? I can’t explain any of it to you because I don’t understand it myself. Now, does knowing all this make this any better or worse for you?

Lainie Jensen: Our agreement was that we’d talk about these things.

Clay Jensen: When the house is on fire, do you discuss the fire or get out of the godd*mn house? Oh. I need a f*cking car.

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