13 Reasons Why Season 1 Episode 02 Tape 1 Side B.SRT

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Welcome back.
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So glad you're still listening.
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Are you having fun?
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You must be wondering who's next,
and why.
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Is it you?
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What did you do?
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How did you end up on these tapes?
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Maybe you did something cruel.
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Or maybe you just watched it happen.
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Maybe you didn't even realize
you were being cruel.
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Maybe you didn't do anything at all.
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And maybe you should have.
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Too late.
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I think you know exactly what you did.
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And after these tapes,
you'll never forget it.
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I know I won't.
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Oh, and, uh, by the way...
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I'm still dead.
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Clay, you're gonna be late.
I made breakfast.
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You... you did what?
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We're all having breakfast together
this morning.
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Oh.
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- We are?
- Are you awake?
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-Are you alive?
-Yeah, I'm alive. Door closed.
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I have to be able to see you
to know you're alive.
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-It's a minimum requirement.
-You heard my voice.
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I heard indistinct mumbles.
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Well, you take what you can get
in this life, Mom.
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Shower, then breakfast.
Downstairs, please.
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Friendship. It's complicated.
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But don't worry.
You won't go through this alone.
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That's not fun.
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Trust me.
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I've been there.
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Now, it won't always be easy.
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It might even hurt a bit.
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Or a bit more than a bit.
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That depends on you.
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But fear not, we'll get through this.
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Step by step, tape by tape.
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You and me. Together.
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And don't forget... there are others.
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Eggs'll be ready in a minute.
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Dig into the French toast.
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Want cream with that?
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It's all right.
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You don't drink coffee.
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I don't eat breakfast either, so...
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It has been almost two weeks
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since we sat for dinner together
as a family.
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I am nothing if not a realist,
so I am proposing
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that we have family breakfast
every day instead.
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We just each have to get up
a little bit early.
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How early did you have to get up?
Yesterday?
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We won't do the full spread every day,
but it's nice to start off right.
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So, how'd your project end up last night?
With Tony.
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Fine.
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For history, right?
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Yeah, uh, it's, um,
it's this oral history project,
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about, like, students
who came before us and stuff.
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Clay, we know the last few weeks
have been hard.
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I stopped taking these two years ago.
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Dr. Ellman said you could
have them available if needed.
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They're not. And they're probably,
like, expired anyway.
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It's a new prescription.
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I gotta go.
I need to get ready for school.
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Don't forget your lunch!
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Might've been a more subtle way
to introduce the idea.
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He's keeping secrets.
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He's 17. I'd be worried about him
if he weren't keeping secrets.
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Secret-keeping is learned behavior.
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As is the silence.
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See, I can guarantee that one
of the reasons you're still listening
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is that you really want to know...
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who are the others?
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Who else is responsible for my death?
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Well, you're going to learn soon enough.
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And, of course,
they're going to learn about you, too.
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It they haven't already.
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What? Feeling paranoid?
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On edge?
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Yeah. High school does that to a person.
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You never really know who you can trust.
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And who you can't.
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Think fast.
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Don't stop moving.
It's hot potato, fellas. Hot potato!
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Don't hold that ball too long.
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So keep your wits about you.
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It's all part of the game.
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- But, remember, it's not a game.
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Not at all.
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Hey. Skinny kid. Closed practice. Out.
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Sorry, I just, uh...
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Is Justin here? Justin Foley?
We've got this assignment, and--
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Who are you?
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Clay Jensen.
I'm in your fifth-period history class.
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Oh, yeah, quiet kid.
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Yeah. So, uh, is he here?
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He's not.
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And he wasn't here yesterday.
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He'd better be here for this
pep rally today.
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If you see him, tell him his ass gonna be
running suicides until the lights go out.
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I will. If I see him, I'll tell him.
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Sorry to interrupt your practice.
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Hey, Jensen.
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-Yeah, Coach?
-Tell me something.
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Justin...
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he in any kind of trouble?
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I don't know.
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Okay.
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Tell him to come and see me.
No matter what, I'm here, okay?
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Zach, you're in.
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All right, let's run it again!
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- Keep up the pace.
- Go, go!
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Okay. Enough with the small talk.
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It's time to meet the star
of Tape One, Side B.
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So, without further ado,
let me introduce my former friend.
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Step up, Jessica Davis. You're next.
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Hey. Where the hell is Justin?
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I don't know, Jess.
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You don't know?
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Probably just skipping first, sleeping in.
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Did he ride with you guys today?
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No.
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So, where is he? Marcus?
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Did you see him last night?
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Yeah, yeah, he was at practice.
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Why won't he answer my calls or texts?
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I'm sure he'll be there.
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Oh, you're sure. Thanks, Marcus.
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Mr. Porter wants to see me now.
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He left a call slip in my homeroom.
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Miss Davis.
Don't you have a class to get to?
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Tell him I need to talk to him.
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Now.
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What you listening to, Clay?
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Miss Davis.
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Hey, Clay.
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-Oh. Hey, Sheri.
-How's everything?
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Everything is everything.
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I saw you and Coach Patrick this morning.
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What a jerk, right?
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Well, kind of. I...
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You were looking for Justin?
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Have you seen him?
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No, but Jessica's a bit freaked because
she's his cheer escort to the assembly,
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and she missed the morning
run-through looking for him.
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This is her first event with the squad,
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and her roundoffs are a bit shaky, so...
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-Well, that's worrisome. Yeah.
-Right. Why were you looking for him?
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No reason. Just homework.
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This is me, so...
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Clay. Clay, are you sure you're okay?
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I'm trying to be.
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Yeah. You know, I miss her, too.
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A lot.
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You and Hannah were friends.
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Well, you know,
friendship's complicated, but...
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we were, yeah.
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She ever tell you--
Did she ever say anything about me?
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Hm?
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Anything... bad?
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God, no!
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No, Clay, she liked you so much.
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Shoot. German. I can't be late.
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Uh...
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We should get coffee
or something sometime.
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Monet's?
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Yeah, sure. Be great.
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I met Jessica a couple of weeks
into sophomore year.
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Apparently, we needed to be counseled.
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-Hey.
-Hey.
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-Mrs. Antilly?
-Yeah.
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Me, too.
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-Any clue why?
-None.
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My new students!
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Come in!
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Come in!
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Did you two get a chance to meet outside?
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Hannah, meet Jessica.
Jessica, meet Hannah.
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You're both new to Liberty,
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and I thought it would be good
for you to know each other.
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I thought, and I know this isn't
how things are usually done,
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but I thought you could be friends.
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Do adults understand how friendships work?
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Now, I recognize it's unusual
to assign someone a friend,
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so think of it as
a friendly face in a crowd,
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until you get your bearings.
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So you want us to smile
at each other in the hall?
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And how will that help us,
like, directionally?
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Well, the point is,
you won't be strangers.
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Starting at a new school
can feel overwhelming.
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I just want you to have an ally.
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Two allies.
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Count me in as well.
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So, just to be clear, we should smile
at you in the hallway too?
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Sure! I'd love that!
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Listen.
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I'm not under any illusion
that this school is a friendly place.
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I'd like it to be.
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It isn't always, but...
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we three, we can be there for each other!
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That's all.
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Mrs. Antilly, I'm sure Hillary
is awesome, but--
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If we're gonna be great friends,
you should know my name is Hannah.
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What did I call you?
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Hillary.
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That's not your name?
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No. Hannah.
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Crap. I already got your best friend
necklace engraved with "Hillary."
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Any students named Hillary
we can set up with Jennifer?
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-Jessica.
-Sorry. Jezebel.
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No problem, Harriet.
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Ooh. Can I actually get a Jezebel?
She'd be an amazing friend.
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See?
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See, the senses of humor on you two.
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It's a perfect match!
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-Yeah.
-Clearly.
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Hey, Helmet.
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Hey.
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Why are you smiling?
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Why shouldn't I smile?
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No, I mean, you should.
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I was just asking if there was
an immediate recent cause or something?
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You literally can manufacture
an existential crisis out of thin air.
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It's a gift!
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It's a true gift.
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Hey. Is this yours?
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Thanks, Mr. Porter.
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Haven't seen one of these in a long time.
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What you listening to?
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Um... My dad had some tapes. Um...
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Old music. Ultravox?
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Duran... Duran?
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Yeah, sure. Good stuff, man.
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I do more jazz myself,
but music is all good.
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It gets you through the day.
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Here you go.
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Um...
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Listen, Clay, I would like
to talk to you sometime
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about Hannah Baker.
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Um...
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Hannah? Why?
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I'm just trying to understand
what happened.
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I know you guys were friends.
You worked together, right?
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Yeah. Um...
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But, I mean, yeah.
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Just come by my office and
we'll just talk sometime, all right?
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-Mm-hmm.
-All right.
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Mr. Porter was the replacement
for Mrs. Antilly,
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who moved to another school district.
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Which, as it turns out,
was very unfortunate.
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That's for another tape.
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Hey, Joanne.
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Hazel. Hey.
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Are you following me?
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Um, I'm ahead of you.
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Fair point.
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This is a disaster.
We're walking in the same direction.
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Pretty much the end of the world.
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Impossibly Perky Counselor Lady
can't turn out to be right.
262
00:15:53.369 --> 00:15:56.289
How many cats do you think she has?
Five? Seven?
263
00:15:56.372 --> 00:15:57.582
I was thinking 12.
264
00:15:58.207 --> 00:16:00.918
- And they're all, like, obese and purr...
- Really loud.
265
00:16:01.711 --> 00:16:05.673
-Where you going, anyway?
-Home. I live on Bristol. You?
266
00:16:05.756 --> 00:16:07.758
I'm going to Monet's for a hot chocolate.
267
00:16:08.301 --> 00:16:10.178
Hot chocolate. Intriguing.
268
00:16:10.511 --> 00:16:12.013
Especially as the day is warm.
269
00:16:12.096 --> 00:16:14.515
Hot chocolate is the cure
for all things shitty in life.
270
00:16:14.599 --> 00:16:15.433
Huh.
271
00:16:16.142 --> 00:16:17.977
I got shit that needs curing, too.
272
00:16:18.936 --> 00:16:21.522
Thus began the story of Monet's,
273
00:16:21.606 --> 00:16:23.065
the story of a friendship.
274
00:16:23.900 --> 00:16:25.193
Yeah, Kat was the best.
275
00:16:25.276 --> 00:16:26.611
When she moved, I just...
276
00:16:28.362 --> 00:16:29.530
Yeah, well, it sucked.
277
00:16:30.114 --> 00:16:32.992
I leave friends behind every two years.
We're always moving.
278
00:16:33.075 --> 00:16:34.619
Parents on the lam?
279
00:16:34.702 --> 00:16:36.496
Dad in the Air Force.
280
00:16:36.579 --> 00:16:38.289
So you're always the new kid.
281
00:16:39.373 --> 00:16:41.000
I had this friend, Amy.
282
00:16:41.083 --> 00:16:44.462
I told her everything, including
my series of embarrassing sex dreams
283
00:16:44.545 --> 00:16:47.590
featuring various Avengers,
including Scarlett Johansson.
284
00:16:47.673 --> 00:16:50.092
Then one day, you know,
the moving trucks come.
285
00:16:50.176 --> 00:16:53.763
I'm like, "Bye! Don't tell anyone
about that Scarlett Johansson thing!"
286
00:16:53.846 --> 00:16:57.642
But she posts about it because that's
the only communication you have anymore.
287
00:16:57.725 --> 00:16:59.936
And it ends up getting around
your new school.
288
00:17:00.019 --> 00:17:01.395
And gets completely twisted.
289
00:17:01.479 --> 00:17:02.772
So you end up That Girl.
290
00:17:03.606 --> 00:17:05.525
I am so That Girl.
291
00:17:05.608 --> 00:17:07.026
I'm That Other Girl.
292
00:17:11.447 --> 00:17:13.533
Stupid Mrs. Antilly.
293
00:17:14.116 --> 00:17:15.660
Bitch is good at her job.
294
00:17:19.205 --> 00:17:21.582
It was a hot chocolate friendship,
295
00:17:21.666 --> 00:17:24.835
good for cold months,
but maybe not perfect for all seasons.
296
00:17:27.213 --> 00:17:28.839
What?
297
00:17:33.928 --> 00:17:35.680
Jessica. Hey, Jessica.
298
00:17:35.763 --> 00:17:36.597
What, Clay?
299
00:17:36.681 --> 00:17:39.183
-Why are you avoiding Mr. Porter?
-I don't know what you're talking about.
300
00:17:39.267 --> 00:17:42.019
You took off when you saw him.
Does he know about the tapes?
301
00:17:42.103 --> 00:17:44.021
Are you crazy? Shut your mouth.
302
00:17:44.105 --> 00:17:45.731
I'm just trying to figure this out.
303
00:17:45.815 --> 00:17:47.441
Then listen, don't talk.
304
00:17:47.525 --> 00:17:50.194
But what happened to Justin?
Why isn't he here?
305
00:17:50.945 --> 00:17:53.781
I don't know.
Mr. Porter pulled him in yesterday,
306
00:17:53.864 --> 00:17:57.743
then he walked out of Porter's office
and out of school and vanished.
307
00:17:58.828 --> 00:18:01.872
Is everything okay with you guys?
You're together, right?
308
00:18:02.498 --> 00:18:04.333
Yes, we're together, and we're fine, okay?
309
00:18:04.417 --> 00:18:05.418
Thank you, Clay.
310
00:18:05.501 --> 00:18:07.211
-I didn't mean to--
-Forget it.
311
00:18:08.504 --> 00:18:12.300
Just... don't believe everything you hear.
312
00:18:12.383 --> 00:18:13.217
Okay?
313
00:18:38.075 --> 00:18:40.828
For a while, we were the kind
of friends you wish you had.
314
00:18:43.497 --> 00:18:45.708
- We did disgusting things like...
315
00:18:45.791 --> 00:18:46.792
...shop together.
316
00:18:46.876 --> 00:18:47.710
Sorry!
317
00:18:47.793 --> 00:18:50.004
And compare what we bought.
318
00:18:51.589 --> 00:18:53.382
That top is perfect for you.
319
00:18:53.466 --> 00:18:56.344
It shows too much of my arms.
They're so fat.
320
00:18:56.427 --> 00:18:57.637
They're not.
321
00:18:58.220 --> 00:19:00.139
I have substitute teacher arms.
322
00:19:00.806 --> 00:19:02.141
And talk about boys.
323
00:19:02.683 --> 00:19:04.894
Uh-oh. We've got a stalker.
324
00:19:04.977 --> 00:19:06.103
Where?
325
00:19:06.771 --> 00:19:08.856
Play it cool. Three o'clock.
326
00:19:09.523 --> 00:19:10.441
It's after three.
327
00:19:10.524 --> 00:19:12.985
No, three o'clock. Directional.
328
00:19:14.862 --> 00:19:16.739
Oh, my God, your dad is a fighter pilot.
329
00:19:16.822 --> 00:19:18.741
He's a logistics expert, mostly.
330
00:19:20.076 --> 00:19:21.535
Look over there.
331
00:19:27.166 --> 00:19:28.125
He's checking you out.
332
00:19:28.209 --> 00:19:30.753
-He's checking you out.
-No, you, and he's cute.
333
00:19:30.836 --> 00:19:32.463
-He's alone.
-So?
334
00:19:32.546 --> 00:19:35.800
So that means he doesn't have
any friends. That's weird.
335
00:19:35.883 --> 00:19:38.135
We didn't have any friends
two weeks ago.
336
00:19:47.520 --> 00:19:49.772
Um... Hey.
337
00:19:49.855 --> 00:19:51.190
-Hey.
-Hey.
338
00:19:51.982 --> 00:19:53.275
We saw you staring at us
339
00:19:53.359 --> 00:19:55.653
and wondered which one of us
you were checking out.
340
00:19:55.736 --> 00:19:57.321
Oh, I wasn't.
341
00:19:57.405 --> 00:19:58.739
Oh, come on, don't play dumb.
342
00:19:58.823 --> 00:19:59.907
Do we look dumb?
343
00:19:59.990 --> 00:20:02.576
No. I mean, no.
344
00:20:03.244 --> 00:20:05.329
Have you ever heard of the male gaze?
345
00:20:05.413 --> 00:20:07.081
The...? No.
346
00:20:07.373 --> 00:20:08.708
Well, we have.
347
00:20:08.791 --> 00:20:11.961
And we're not totally sure
what it means, but you have it.
348
00:20:13.796 --> 00:20:16.173
You should at least explain
why you're sitting alone.
349
00:20:16.257 --> 00:20:18.259
My friend thinks that makes you weird.
350
00:20:18.718 --> 00:20:19.969
Are you weird?
351
00:20:20.052 --> 00:20:23.389
Well, I can't objectively answer
the "weird" thing,
352
00:20:23.472 --> 00:20:26.559
but I'm sitting alone
'cause I just moved here.
353
00:20:27.393 --> 00:20:28.644
I don't know anybody.
354
00:20:29.979 --> 00:20:31.021
What's your name?
355
00:20:31.105 --> 00:20:32.106
It's Alex.
356
00:20:32.690 --> 00:20:34.108
Alex Standall.
357
00:20:34.191 --> 00:20:36.068
Okay, Alex Alex Standall...
358
00:20:37.194 --> 00:20:40.906
we are prepared to invite you to our table
if you can answer one question.
359
00:20:44.160 --> 00:20:48.998
What is depicted on the giant painting
they just hung on that wall?
360
00:20:52.918 --> 00:20:57.465
Uh. It's a... giant bleeding man?
361
00:20:57.548 --> 00:20:58.883
Or squid?
362
00:20:59.967 --> 00:21:01.302
Or man-squid.
363
00:21:02.887 --> 00:21:04.472
Uh... In spring.
364
00:21:08.058 --> 00:21:10.144
Good enough. You're in.
365
00:21:10.227 --> 00:21:13.397
Okay. Thanks. Uh, what am I in, exactly?
366
00:21:13.481 --> 00:21:15.441
If you have to ask, you don't know.
367
00:21:21.405 --> 00:21:23.699
And just like that...
368
00:21:24.658 --> 00:21:25.743
...two became three.
369
00:21:27.036 --> 00:21:29.622
It's for my food blog.
370
00:21:29.872 --> 00:21:33.709
And, like, before you know it,
you're best friends.
371
00:21:33.793 --> 00:21:34.960
Mr. Jensen.
372
00:21:40.049 --> 00:21:43.135
Not so fast, young man,
you're wanted at the office.
373
00:21:45.471 --> 00:21:47.014
Why? What for?
374
00:21:47.097 --> 00:21:49.767
Surprisingly, they don't send
a complete explanation.
375
00:21:49.850 --> 00:21:51.310
They send a summons.
376
00:21:52.520 --> 00:21:53.646
Attendance.
377
00:21:53.729 --> 00:21:56.899
So, I guess this has to do
with your attendance.
378
00:22:00.277 --> 00:22:01.529
What is it?
379
00:22:01.612 --> 00:22:04.657
Daily report. You're on attendance alert
starting this week.
380
00:22:05.658 --> 00:22:07.159
Attendance alerts?
381
00:22:07.701 --> 00:22:10.329
You need to make sure you are
marked present by all teachers,
382
00:22:10.412 --> 00:22:13.040
and the first two weeks,
they have to note your participation.
383
00:22:14.333 --> 00:22:17.002
But why am I on these?
I have good attendance.
384
00:22:17.086 --> 00:22:19.463
Someone wants to make sure
you keep it that way.
385
00:22:24.301 --> 00:22:27.054
I'm supposed to present a project
with Justin Foley,
386
00:22:27.137 --> 00:22:29.265
and he wasn't here for homeroom.
387
00:22:29.932 --> 00:22:31.976
Did he have a late admit?
388
00:22:32.601 --> 00:22:35.145
I can't release information
on another student.
389
00:22:39.066 --> 00:22:41.151
-Another doctor's note, Alex?
-Yep, another one.
390
00:22:41.235 --> 00:22:42.319
It's the same doctor.
391
00:22:42.403 --> 00:22:43.362
Okay.
392
00:22:43.988 --> 00:22:45.197
Hey, man.
393
00:22:45.281 --> 00:22:46.115
Hey, Clay.
394
00:22:47.825 --> 00:22:48.993
How are you doing?
395
00:22:49.577 --> 00:22:50.786
How am I doing?
396
00:22:51.203 --> 00:22:52.663
How are you doing?
397
00:22:54.665 --> 00:22:55.499
Yeah.
398
00:23:02.756 --> 00:23:03.757
Females!
399
00:23:03.841 --> 00:23:04.842
Male!
400
00:23:04.925 --> 00:23:07.344
I have concluded that this school sucks!
401
00:23:07.428 --> 00:23:08.762
Except for you guys.
402
00:23:08.846 --> 00:23:10.848
We fully support your conclusions.
403
00:23:10.931 --> 00:23:13.309
Let's discuss this in our office
this afternoon.
404
00:23:13.392 --> 00:23:14.727
Wait, our office?
405
00:23:15.019 --> 00:23:16.186
My God. Monet's.
406
00:23:16.270 --> 00:23:18.022
Oh, right. I love it.
407
00:23:19.523 --> 00:23:21.692
There was nothing
two hot chocolates
408
00:23:21.775 --> 00:23:24.528
and Alex's coffee drink du jour
couldn't fix.
409
00:23:27.906 --> 00:23:29.116
F.M.L.
410
00:23:29.491 --> 00:23:30.492
Why? What happened?
411
00:23:31.118 --> 00:23:32.494
I got put in remedial math
412
00:23:32.578 --> 00:23:36.707
because my math from my old school
is not the same math they have here.
413
00:23:36.790 --> 00:23:38.834
Who knew that there was different math?
414
00:23:38.918 --> 00:23:41.420
But I bet there's a hot troubled bad boy
in remedial math.
415
00:23:41.503 --> 00:23:44.715
He broods, he wears leather,
he's got a past he doesn't talk about
416
00:23:44.798 --> 00:23:46.675
and trouble with long division.
417
00:23:47.301 --> 00:23:49.428
There are a couple of pregnant girls.
418
00:23:49.511 --> 00:23:51.013
Will your parents freak?
419
00:23:51.680 --> 00:23:52.848
My dad would freak.
420
00:23:52.931 --> 00:23:55.643
Yeah, my mom might, but my dad's a cop,
421
00:23:55.726 --> 00:23:58.937
so as long as I stand up straight
and pass P.E.,
422
00:23:59.021 --> 00:24:00.272
go shooting with him--
423
00:24:00.356 --> 00:24:03.525
Wait, your dad's a cop?
And you go shooting with him? With guns?
424
00:24:03.901 --> 00:24:05.402
How did I not know about this?
425
00:24:06.487 --> 00:24:08.280
You never asked, I guess.
426
00:24:08.364 --> 00:24:11.659
I love a man in uniform.
I would like to meet your father.
427
00:24:11.742 --> 00:24:12.993
Ew.
428
00:24:13.077 --> 00:24:15.245
And your dad wears a uniform.
429
00:24:16.955 --> 00:24:20.084
Oh, yeah. I never thought about that.
430
00:24:21.126 --> 00:24:22.419
You need friends.
431
00:24:23.420 --> 00:24:25.130
Even just hot chocolate friends.
432
00:24:26.382 --> 00:24:28.509
Especially when your life goes to shit.
433
00:24:32.262 --> 00:24:35.099
Day after day, drink after drink,
434
00:24:35.182 --> 00:24:37.893
we lifted our mugs
and we lifted each other.
435
00:24:39.395 --> 00:24:40.229
F.M.L.
436
00:24:40.980 --> 00:24:42.523
-F.M.L.
-F.M.L.
437
00:24:42.606 --> 00:24:43.982
Ew. Cappuccino fingers.
438
00:24:44.066 --> 00:24:45.150
Sorry, sorry.
439
00:24:45.693 --> 00:24:48.529
-Fuck Justin.
-You don't even have to talk about it.
440
00:24:49.113 --> 00:24:49.947
Ever.
441
00:24:52.700 --> 00:24:53.617
Okay.
442
00:24:54.410 --> 00:24:55.285
Okay.
443
00:24:56.620 --> 00:24:59.415
Did you guys take that Vocational
Interests and Aptitude Test?
444
00:24:59.498 --> 00:25:01.750
We got our results back today,
445
00:25:01.834 --> 00:25:04.336
and I'm suited to be...
446
00:25:04.420 --> 00:25:06.171
In spite of our differences,
447
00:25:06.255 --> 00:25:08.590
we were what we each needed
at that moment in time.
448
00:25:10.050 --> 00:25:11.844
Three drinks against the world.
449
00:25:12.678 --> 00:25:16.056
Two hot chocolates, and whatever
the hell Alex was drinking.
450
00:25:19.143 --> 00:25:22.187
What the hell is that?
451
00:25:22.938 --> 00:25:24.815
I'm working my way through the menu.
452
00:25:25.232 --> 00:25:26.692
I'm committed to this.
453
00:25:26.775 --> 00:25:28.277
God, you're weird.
454
00:25:28.360 --> 00:25:30.237
No, I'm a searcher.
455
00:25:30.320 --> 00:25:33.949
The fact that you just called yourself
a searcher is weird.
456
00:25:36.994 --> 00:25:39.038
Something's up with you today.
457
00:25:42.708 --> 00:25:44.960
My dad's being deployed again.
458
00:25:45.919 --> 00:25:49.923
-Oh, man. I'm so sorry, Jess.
-Wow, that sucks.
459
00:25:50.007 --> 00:25:53.677
He'll be in the Middle East somewhere,
and he can't tell us where,
460
00:25:53.761 --> 00:25:57.431
probably because it's some country
we're not supposed to be at war with.
461
00:25:58.932 --> 00:26:00.559
F.M.L. forever.
462
00:26:02.144 --> 00:26:03.103
F.M.L. forever.
463
00:26:03.187 --> 00:26:04.605
F.M.L. forever.
464
00:26:07.316 --> 00:26:10.360
I'm not great at math,
but here's one thing I learned for sure:
465
00:26:10.444 --> 00:26:14.865
one plus one plus one...
is not a simple equation.
466
00:26:17.075 --> 00:26:19.244
Alex was the first to stop coming.
467
00:26:21.830 --> 00:26:24.041
He found some other friends. He traded up.
468
00:26:27.044 --> 00:26:29.922
We were still friendly in the halls,
but that's it.
469
00:26:32.883 --> 00:26:34.593
Then it was down to Jessica and me.
470
00:26:36.220 --> 00:26:38.680
But then, Jessica stopped coming, too.
471
00:26:40.682 --> 00:26:42.226
We all went our separate ways.
472
00:26:43.852 --> 00:26:44.812
Or so I thought.
473
00:27:20.889 --> 00:27:22.975
- I'm surprised, you know?
- Yeah.
474
00:27:23.058 --> 00:27:26.520
The other day, I'm handing out
the family dynamics papers,
475
00:27:26.603 --> 00:27:27.771
and I see hers.
476
00:27:28.313 --> 00:27:29.147
Mmm.
477
00:27:30.148 --> 00:27:32.442
I swear to God, I just about lost it.
478
00:27:33.026 --> 00:27:33.861
Yeah.
479
00:27:34.611 --> 00:27:36.738
I imagine. It's still fresh.
480
00:27:36.822 --> 00:27:39.950
I know.
I mean, I've been losing sleep.
481
00:27:40.033 --> 00:27:43.787
I had Hannah in my class
two years in a row.
482
00:27:43.871 --> 00:27:46.039
How many students
do you have, Pam? Hm?
483
00:27:46.123 --> 00:27:48.125
- That's not the point.
- Over 200.
484
00:27:48.208 --> 00:27:50.043
I have 600 on the advisory list.
485
00:27:50.127 --> 00:27:50.961
That's not--
486
00:28:08.729 --> 00:28:10.355
That shit'll kill you, you know.
487
00:28:11.440 --> 00:28:14.610
You got a salad from McDonald's,
the people who make the Big Mac.
488
00:28:15.652 --> 00:28:17.487
Are you fat-shaming my salad?
489
00:28:18.655 --> 00:28:20.282
You called my lunch a murderer.
490
00:28:22.451 --> 00:28:24.202
-Thank you.
-Anytime.
491
00:28:27.122 --> 00:28:31.043
Can I ask you a super-needy, when-did-
I-become-this-kind-of-girl question?
492
00:28:33.086 --> 00:28:35.589
Oh, my God. Unfreeze.
It's not about my period.
493
00:28:36.340 --> 00:28:37.174
Okay.
494
00:28:39.301 --> 00:28:42.012
Do you think I could ever be
as pretty as Jessica Davis?
495
00:28:46.266 --> 00:28:47.935
Great. Thanks. Got it.
496
00:28:48.018 --> 00:28:50.020
No, I-I just...
497
00:28:52.105 --> 00:28:56.526
I mean, yeah, Jessica's pretty and all,
but you're special.
498
00:28:57.152 --> 00:28:58.946
Special. Like retarded.
499
00:28:59.029 --> 00:29:00.447
Did I say retarded?
500
00:29:00.530 --> 00:29:01.740
I didn't say retarded,
501
00:29:01.823 --> 00:29:04.743
and I don't think we're
supposed to use that word anymore.
502
00:29:04.826 --> 00:29:08.080
Regardless... I saw you try to be kind...
503
00:29:08.705 --> 00:29:10.290
and, you know, fail.
504
00:29:13.043 --> 00:29:14.127
Wait, I didn't--
505
00:29:14.461 --> 00:29:17.839
Wait, how did this conversation
go so wrong, so fast?
506
00:29:18.924 --> 00:29:20.634
It's how you're socialized.
507
00:29:21.009 --> 00:29:23.428
I keep thinking you're
some different kind of male.
508
00:29:23.720 --> 00:29:25.347
Clearly, there's no such thing.
509
00:29:32.437 --> 00:29:33.647
Enjoy your movie.
510
00:29:39.528 --> 00:29:40.362
Hey.
511
00:29:40.988 --> 00:29:41.863
You're here?
512
00:29:41.947 --> 00:29:44.074
No, I'm animatronic.
513
00:29:44.658 --> 00:29:46.159
You don't work Wednesdays.
514
00:29:46.243 --> 00:29:49.663
-I'm covering for Karen.
-Oh, okay. Yeah. That's cool.
515
00:29:49.746 --> 00:29:50.747
I guess.
516
00:29:50.831 --> 00:29:53.333
She's in a junior college play,
A Few Good Men,
517
00:29:53.417 --> 00:29:56.128
which is so not the story of her life.
518
00:30:00.966 --> 00:30:03.218
-Oh, thanks.
-Put it away.
519
00:30:03.844 --> 00:30:06.513
What good is having a best friend
who works at the movies
520
00:30:06.596 --> 00:30:08.432
if you can't get in for free?
521
00:30:13.228 --> 00:30:15.147
-Hey, Hannah.
-Hey, Alex.
522
00:30:15.230 --> 00:30:16.815
Fancy seeing you here.
523
00:30:17.691 --> 00:30:19.026
Hey, you work Wednesdays?
524
00:30:19.109 --> 00:30:21.361
Covered this. Jess can fill you in.
525
00:30:21.445 --> 00:30:24.781
Oh, yeah, we were, um...
we were just hanging out.
526
00:30:25.949 --> 00:30:26.950
Together.
527
00:30:29.202 --> 00:30:30.203
So I see.
528
00:30:32.414 --> 00:30:34.249
Cool. Um...
529
00:30:34.333 --> 00:30:36.209
So, could I get one?
530
00:30:39.379 --> 00:30:40.756
Ten dollars, please.
531
00:30:42.591 --> 00:30:44.217
Oh. Um...
532
00:30:47.804 --> 00:30:48.638
Here you go.
533
00:30:49.598 --> 00:30:50.724
Enjoy your movie.
534
00:30:51.099 --> 00:30:53.852
Please, let us know if we can
make your visit more pleasant.
535
00:30:55.687 --> 00:30:56.521
Okay.
536
00:31:02.277 --> 00:31:04.529
It was fine, Jess. It was.
537
00:31:05.530 --> 00:31:07.783
You're the kind of girl
that boys like to like,
538
00:31:07.866 --> 00:31:09.409
not spread rumors about.
539
00:31:10.202 --> 00:31:13.997
You're the nice girl,
the kind that becomes a cheerleader.
540
00:32:00.001 --> 00:32:03.880
Hey there, Liberty Tigers,
it's an exciting day at Liberty High.
541
00:32:03.964 --> 00:32:09.136
Our varsity basketball team
is kicking off its pre-season today,
542
00:32:09.219 --> 00:32:14.391
the first step on the road
to returning to the state finals!
543
00:32:23.108 --> 00:32:25.819
By Liberty tradition,
I'm happy to welcome to the podium
544
00:32:25.902 --> 00:32:29.614
the winner of this year's Captain's Award
545
00:32:29.698 --> 00:32:32.576
to introduce the varsity squad.
546
00:32:32.659 --> 00:32:33.994
Walker!
547
00:32:36.705 --> 00:32:40.792
Now, this season's winner
is co-captain of the football team
548
00:32:40.876 --> 00:32:43.253
and the baseball team,
549
00:32:43.336 --> 00:32:47.674
and was called "an inspiration
to his entire team, friend to all...
550
00:32:48.383 --> 00:32:50.969
a tough mother-bleep...
551
00:32:51.052 --> 00:32:52.929
...and a true born leader,"
552
00:32:53.013 --> 00:32:57.893
and I am delighted to bestow
the Liberty High Captain's Award
553
00:32:57.976 --> 00:32:59.811
on Bryce Walker.
554
00:33:19.080 --> 00:33:20.957
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
555
00:33:21.833 --> 00:33:23.585
Ah, it's an honor,
556
00:33:23.668 --> 00:33:26.046
and I'm proud to be
a Liberty student athlete.
557
00:33:26.129 --> 00:33:27.214
Go Tigers!
558
00:33:38.266 --> 00:33:42.020
Now, this year's starting lineup...
559
00:33:47.150 --> 00:33:49.361
Willem Barclay!
560
00:33:59.871 --> 00:34:01.498
Zach Dempsey!
561
00:34:10.757 --> 00:34:12.759
Justin Foley!
562
00:34:31.236 --> 00:34:32.946
Anders Anderson!
563
00:34:41.663 --> 00:34:43.832
J. B. Garrison!
564
00:34:55.260 --> 00:34:58.305
How could you do this to me?
Call me back, or at least text me.
565
00:34:59.681 --> 00:35:00.599
Jessica?
566
00:35:01.349 --> 00:35:02.809
What, Clay? What do you want?
567
00:35:02.892 --> 00:35:04.853
-We need to talk.
-No, we don't.
568
00:35:04.936 --> 00:35:07.522
We have to tell someone about Justin.
Like, Mr. Porter.
569
00:35:07.606 --> 00:35:10.233
Mr. Porter? Really?
That's a fantastic idea.
570
00:35:10.317 --> 00:35:11.735
Does he know about the tapes?
571
00:35:11.818 --> 00:35:14.696
I will say it one more time.
Keep your mouth shut, got it?
572
00:35:15.363 --> 00:35:18.116
-Jess--
-Back off, Clay! Leave me alone.
573
00:35:24.623 --> 00:35:27.917
When Jessica has something
on her mind, she lets you know.
574
00:35:31.004 --> 00:35:32.714
-What?
-We need to talk.
575
00:35:34.758 --> 00:35:36.885
And I knew
what she wanted to talk about.
576
00:35:38.887 --> 00:35:39.929
Alex's list.
577
00:35:47.020 --> 00:35:47.979
Hey, Clay.
578
00:35:48.897 --> 00:35:50.398
What's up, man?
579
00:35:51.316 --> 00:35:52.525
Hey, Marcus.
580
00:35:52.609 --> 00:35:54.486
-Need a ride?
-Where you going?
581
00:35:55.278 --> 00:35:57.614
-I'm good. I got my bike.
-Just throw it in the trunk.
582
00:35:57.697 --> 00:36:00.367
We're gonna go hang at Bryce's.
You should totally come.
583
00:36:07.123 --> 00:36:09.417
Hey, Clay. You all right?
584
00:36:10.543 --> 00:36:11.670
Yeah, thanks.
585
00:36:11.753 --> 00:36:12.587
You sure?
586
00:36:15.548 --> 00:36:16.383
Yeah.
587
00:36:18.176 --> 00:36:19.344
You heard him, boys.
588
00:36:19.928 --> 00:36:20.887
He's all right.
589
00:36:44.369 --> 00:36:46.705
You see, that's just how
it works in high school.
590
00:36:47.706 --> 00:36:49.833
Boys talk, girls listen...
591
00:36:51.292 --> 00:36:53.086
and everything gets messed up.
592
00:36:54.045 --> 00:36:56.131
Or at least
that's how it was with us.
593
00:36:56.214 --> 00:36:57.340
Right, Jess?
594
00:37:11.187 --> 00:37:12.689
F.M.L.?
595
00:37:13.982 --> 00:37:15.150
I should have known.
596
00:37:15.608 --> 00:37:17.110
I know the rumors, Hannah.
597
00:37:17.193 --> 00:37:18.737
Well, you can't know rumors.
598
00:37:18.987 --> 00:37:20.655
You can hear them,
but you can't know them.
599
00:37:21.406 --> 00:37:22.657
We were friends.
600
00:37:23.324 --> 00:37:25.034
How could you betray me like that?
601
00:37:25.118 --> 00:37:26.578
Like what? What did I do?
602
00:37:26.661 --> 00:37:28.163
Is it you and Alex now?
603
00:37:28.246 --> 00:37:29.873
No! How could you even--
604
00:37:29.956 --> 00:37:30.832
Of course not!
605
00:37:30.915 --> 00:37:33.334
He likes you, you like him.
I'm the one who's out.
606
00:37:33.418 --> 00:37:35.295
Yeah, and that pissed you off, didn't it?
607
00:37:35.962 --> 00:37:37.005
A little. I mean...
608
00:37:37.589 --> 00:37:38.840
It made me sad.
609
00:37:39.674 --> 00:37:41.050
Why didn't you just tell me?
610
00:37:42.135 --> 00:37:44.345
Maybe I was afraid of something like this.
611
00:37:44.429 --> 00:37:45.847
Something like what?
612
00:37:54.063 --> 00:37:55.982
You needed it to be my fault...
613
00:37:56.775 --> 00:37:58.026
so it was my fault.
614
00:37:59.652 --> 00:38:01.613
Jess. You know this doesn't mean anything.
615
00:38:01.696 --> 00:38:03.615
-Don't act innocent.
-But I am.
616
00:38:03.698 --> 00:38:05.325
I had nothing to do with this.
617
00:38:05.742 --> 00:38:06.868
Alex did this on his own.
618
00:38:06.951 --> 00:38:08.912
He just broke up with me on his own.
619
00:38:10.705 --> 00:38:12.081
I didn't know he broke up with you.
620
00:38:14.459 --> 00:38:16.878
enjoy it.
621
00:38:16.961 --> 00:38:18.254
'Cause you will, won't you?
622
00:38:18.338 --> 00:38:20.173
'Cause that's what sluts do.
623
00:38:20.799 --> 00:38:21.800
Fuck you.
624
00:38:38.733 --> 00:38:39.859
Friendship.
625
00:38:41.027 --> 00:38:42.237
It's complicated.
626
00:38:47.659 --> 00:38:48.743
Is it working?
627
00:38:50.662 --> 00:38:51.663
The hot chocolate?
628
00:38:55.291 --> 00:38:56.125
No.
629
00:39:07.720 --> 00:39:10.098
Why did you and Hannah fight?
I don't get it.
630
00:39:10.765 --> 00:39:12.308
Of course you don't. You're a guy.
631
00:39:12.392 --> 00:39:13.601
You guys were friends.
632
00:39:13.685 --> 00:39:14.894
We weren't friends.
633
00:39:14.978 --> 00:39:17.856
Friends tell the truth,
friends don't turn on each other.
634
00:39:17.939 --> 00:39:19.566
Hannah's a user and a liar.
635
00:39:19.649 --> 00:39:22.277
You can't believe anything that she says.
Not a thing.
636
00:39:22.360 --> 00:39:25.280
I mean, what she said, on the tapes,
637
00:39:25.363 --> 00:39:26.739
about us and Monet's,
638
00:39:26.823 --> 00:39:28.992
she's the one who stopped coming,
not me.
639
00:39:29.409 --> 00:39:31.953
She's the one who ended
our friendship, and she knew it.
640
00:39:32.328 --> 00:39:33.329
She's a liar.
641
00:39:34.914 --> 00:39:35.915
Was a liar.
642
00:39:38.209 --> 00:39:39.836
Why would she lie?
643
00:39:39.919 --> 00:39:41.129
Why do you think?
644
00:39:41.462 --> 00:39:42.463
I don't know.
645
00:39:43.131 --> 00:39:44.674
I don't understand any of this.
646
00:39:44.757 --> 00:39:46.384
I mean, I know people talk.
647
00:39:46.467 --> 00:39:48.887
Relationships start. They end.
648
00:39:49.304 --> 00:39:52.181
I guess I always thought, "How much does
high school stuff really matter?"
649
00:39:52.265 --> 00:39:54.225
But... I mean, it does.
650
00:39:54.309 --> 00:39:56.185
But, you know, it...
651
00:39:56.561 --> 00:39:58.521
We're only here for four years.
652
00:39:59.272 --> 00:40:00.398
If you live that long.
653
00:40:05.069 --> 00:40:06.279
Can I ask you something?
654
00:40:06.654 --> 00:40:11.242
Zach and Marcus really wanted
to give me a ride just now at school.
655
00:40:12.368 --> 00:40:13.328
So?
656
00:40:13.953 --> 00:40:16.164
So... that's never happened before.
657
00:40:17.165 --> 00:40:18.833
They even invited me to hang at Bryce's.
658
00:40:18.917 --> 00:40:19.792
At Bryce's?
659
00:40:20.376 --> 00:40:21.502
Oh, my God.
660
00:40:21.586 --> 00:40:22.712
Of course they did.
661
00:40:23.588 --> 00:40:26.174
Any idea how I acquired these new friends?
662
00:40:27.800 --> 00:40:29.802
They're not your friends.
663
00:40:41.397 --> 00:40:43.650
Official word is he's not here.
664
00:40:43.733 --> 00:40:46.402
Yeah, well, Coach is looking
for him now, too.
665
00:40:46.486 --> 00:40:48.571
He's fucking pissed
that he missed the assembly.
666
00:40:49.822 --> 00:40:51.240
He's in the pool house.
667
00:40:53.993 --> 00:40:55.995
Stoned off his gourd, by the way.
668
00:40:56.079 --> 00:40:57.288
He's been here all day?
669
00:40:57.372 --> 00:40:58.581
Yeah, since last night.
670
00:40:59.040 --> 00:41:00.166
What'd he do?
671
00:41:01.376 --> 00:41:02.585
Who the fuck knows?
672
00:41:20.812 --> 00:41:21.646
Yo, man.
673
00:41:23.439 --> 00:41:24.440
You okay?
674
00:41:24.899 --> 00:41:26.275
Fuck you, am I okay.
675
00:41:26.359 --> 00:41:27.735
What are you, my bitch now?
676
00:41:28.903 --> 00:41:30.321
Close the frickin' door.
677
00:41:32.365 --> 00:41:34.158
Hey, Jessica's looking for you.
678
00:41:34.242 --> 00:41:35.368
She looks bad.
679
00:41:35.451 --> 00:41:37.161
Yeah, she has for a while.
680
00:41:38.037 --> 00:41:39.789
You gonna talk to her?
681
00:41:39.872 --> 00:41:40.873
And say what?
682
00:41:40.957 --> 00:41:42.667
Tell her to get her shit together.
683
00:41:42.750 --> 00:41:45.169
She's acting like a nut job,
drawing attention to herself.
684
00:41:45.837 --> 00:41:46.838
And you.
685
00:41:49.674 --> 00:41:50.633
Not me.
686
00:41:51.092 --> 00:41:52.135
I ain't there.
687
00:42:10.695 --> 00:42:11.738
You need a refill?
688
00:42:16.492 --> 00:42:18.119
You're parked in a loading zone.
689
00:42:19.287 --> 00:42:20.455
I'm not staying long.
690
00:42:23.791 --> 00:42:25.168
That was the table, yeah?
691
00:42:27.503 --> 00:42:29.088
Don't pretend you don't know.
692
00:42:29.172 --> 00:42:31.883
You listened to the tapes. You had to.
693
00:42:31.966 --> 00:42:32.967
Who else has?
694
00:42:33.926 --> 00:42:35.553
I'm not here to tell you that.
695
00:42:36.554 --> 00:42:38.014
Then why are you here?
696
00:42:38.097 --> 00:42:39.640
Clay, you're the slowest yet.
697
00:42:41.601 --> 00:42:43.061
What is taking you so long?
698
00:42:44.604 --> 00:42:45.563
It's hard.
699
00:42:46.731 --> 00:42:47.982
To listen.
700
00:42:48.066 --> 00:42:49.275
Of course it is.
701
00:42:49.734 --> 00:42:52.028
It's tapes from a dead girl.
702
00:42:53.905 --> 00:42:56.240
Doesn't this affect you at all?
703
00:42:57.742 --> 00:42:59.368
More than I can tell you.
704
00:42:59.452 --> 00:43:00.953
Why can't you tell me?
705
00:43:04.916 --> 00:43:06.459
You remember seventh grade?
706
00:43:06.876 --> 00:43:10.254
Those fucknuts stuck your head
in the toilet and that shit?
707
00:43:10.963 --> 00:43:11.798
Yes.
708
00:43:11.881 --> 00:43:14.300
And I told you that me
and my brothers could fix it,
709
00:43:14.383 --> 00:43:15.885
and you said,
710
00:43:15.968 --> 00:43:19.972
"Sometimes, a guy's gotta
get through things on his own."
711
00:43:20.056 --> 00:43:20.890
I remember.
712
00:43:22.558 --> 00:43:24.268
This is one of those things.
713
00:43:27.188 --> 00:43:29.107
I can't hear her voice...
714
00:43:29.982 --> 00:43:31.484
without thinking of her.
715
00:43:33.361 --> 00:43:34.487
Without seeing her.
716
00:43:37.573 --> 00:43:39.367
Seems like maybe that was the idea.
717
00:44:02.223 --> 00:44:03.474
It's all you, bro.
718
00:44:11.816 --> 00:44:13.818
-You are such a fucking asshole!
-Hey!
719
00:44:13.901 --> 00:44:15.653
-Come on! Hey!
-How could you do that to me?
720
00:44:15.736 --> 00:44:18.239
-What did you tell him?
-What did I tell who?
721
00:44:18.322 --> 00:44:20.575
Mr. Porter!
What did you tell him yesterday?
722
00:44:20.658 --> 00:44:22.160
Why haven't you been at school?
723
00:44:22.243 --> 00:44:24.120
I just needed a day off to chill.
724
00:44:24.203 --> 00:44:26.956
They day after you talk to Porter,
you need a day off?
725
00:44:27.039 --> 00:44:28.666
You're not telling me something!
726
00:44:28.749 --> 00:44:30.376
What would I not be telling you?
727
00:44:39.844 --> 00:44:41.012
Clay has the tapes now.
728
00:44:41.596 --> 00:44:43.306
I know. Don't worry about it.
729
00:44:43.389 --> 00:44:45.850
He's not like the rest of us.
He could say something.
730
00:44:45.933 --> 00:44:48.060
He won't talk. We'll make sure of it.
731
00:44:50.438 --> 00:44:52.356
You could lose your shot at a scholarship.
732
00:44:52.440 --> 00:44:54.609
We'll deal with it, okay? Just...
733
00:44:54.692 --> 00:44:55.693
Just chill!
734
00:45:04.785 --> 00:45:06.203
How far is he, anyway?
735
00:45:06.954 --> 00:45:09.123
He's not there yet,
if that's what you mean.
736
00:45:19.091 --> 00:45:20.009
Justin?
737
00:45:22.845 --> 00:45:24.263
If Hannah was lying...
738
00:45:25.097 --> 00:45:26.349
why are you here?
739
00:45:45.368 --> 00:45:47.203
Losing a good friend is never easy...
740
00:45:48.329 --> 00:45:52.208
especially when you don't understand
why you lost them in the first place.
741
00:47:05.573 --> 00:47:06.574
Andy.
742
00:47:08.284 --> 00:47:09.285
Andy!
743
00:47:13.873 --> 00:47:16.042
It's nothing.
If anything, it's a compliment.
744
00:47:16.125 --> 00:47:18.836
A compliment? I don't think so.
745
00:47:18.919 --> 00:47:22.214
Well, you remember what we saw
on her Facebook, the texts?
746
00:47:22.298 --> 00:47:23.924
She had some unkind classmates.
747
00:47:24.008 --> 00:47:26.218
She was bullied. This is bullying!
748
00:47:26.302 --> 00:47:28.596
I'm not sure the court
will see it the same way.
749
00:47:28.679 --> 00:47:30.306
-With everything else--
-What else?
750
00:47:30.389 --> 00:47:34.477
Some text messages?
Facebook posts? Online comments?
751
00:47:34.935 --> 00:47:36.645
A picture of our daughter
on a playground
752
00:47:36.729 --> 00:47:40.733
with anonymous insults that
might have come from anywhere.
753
00:47:40.816 --> 00:47:43.027
We have no idea what that means,
754
00:47:43.110 --> 00:47:45.154
or who wrote it, or where it came from.
755
00:47:45.237 --> 00:47:46.238
We have to find out.
756
00:47:46.322 --> 00:47:48.949
What if we find out something
we don't want to know?
757
00:47:51.619 --> 00:47:53.370
I know our daughter.
758
00:47:54.830 --> 00:47:56.082
Are you sure?
759
00:48:06.050 --> 00:48:09.345
Hi, um, it's Olivia Baker.
760
00:48:09.428 --> 00:48:11.305
I'm sorry to bother you again.
761
00:48:11.388 --> 00:48:15.017
You've done so much for us already,
but, well, we found something
762
00:48:15.101 --> 00:48:18.938
inside one of the books
in Hannah's locker, and we...
763
00:48:19.021 --> 00:48:23.818
we don't know what it is, so I was hoping
that maybe you could tell us.
764
00:48:25.069 --> 00:48:27.196
Sure, Mrs. Baker, I can be right over.
765
00:48:27.279 --> 00:48:29.281
Yeah, no problem. Yes.
766
00:48:29.865 --> 00:48:30.866
All right, bye.
767
00:49:27.465 --> 00:49:28.799
Like I said...
768
00:49:29.133 --> 00:49:30.342
it's complicated.

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