In the process of watching, I always think of being hurt by others several times in junior high and high school, but I can't get any comfort, but when I see it near the end, I find that I can't remember whether I have hurt others badly. The status quo is that everyone is hurting each other, each suffering from their own pain in isolation, and then still deceiving each other to live as they imagined.
Someone committed suicide. We claimed that it was his/her choice and tried to break away from the relationship. We even accused the person concerned. Until a dead girl left her own voice, everyone in the play tried to really think about the truth. I used to think more or less about death, thinking about death in the past. I remember my parents used to say "you absolutely can't do that kind of thing" many times, but sometimes I firmly believe that I will not survive this for a while.
In the end, the surviving person seems to have climbed the cliff, all relaxed, and may start a different life. But I cannot feel the slightest optimism from the end.
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