Does Clay's family adopt Justin?
Justin is sentenced to six months' probation and can only be released to one of his parents, neither of whom can be found, which leads Clay's family to adopt him.
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Book Version.
| First Appearance | Last Appearance |
|---|---|
| "Tape 1, Side A" | "Graduation" |
Only child Clay Jensen got a pseudo-brother in 13 Reasons Why Season 2 when his parents decided to take Justin Foley in for good.
In Season 3, Justin has started living with the Jensens so he and Clay live in an Outhouse that was remodelled for extra room.
And yet, Alex didn't go to jail for his crime. Instead, everyone agreed to place the blame on Monty, who was already in jail—and it turns out had already been killed in jail—for sexually assaulting Tyler in season 2. So not only did Alex kill Bryce, but he got away with it.
Clay's main love interest in season 1 is Hannah Baker.
Justin Foley is the secondary antagonist of the 2007 novel Thirteen Reasons Why. In the Netflix adaptation, he serves as the secondary antagonist of season 1 and a major character in seasons 2 and 3.
Just before the game, Bryce asks Jess to meet him by the docks so he can give her something. The something turns out to be an apology tape - in the style of Hannah Baker - where he finally admits to raping her and the other women.
Clay is not a villain in the first three seasons. Instead, he spends those seasons trying to get justice for his friend and crush Hannah Baker (who killed herself as a result of Bryce Walker's actions).
There's gotta be more to Nina's story, right? Turns out, Nina was the one who broke into Clay's car and took the box of Polaroids from the Clubhouse.
What was taken from Justin's bag 13 Reasons Why?
Porter to speak to students at Liberty for their case against Clay, but Mr. Porter helps him. Tyler tells Clay about the assault. Clay finds a hidden stash of prescription pills in Justin's bag with Bryce's name on it.
Out of frustration, Clay publicly releases Hannah's tapes, even though the ghost of Hannah begs him not to. It's here that she makes it clear what the tapes were for: Not revenge, as Clay believes, but so that she could tell her story the way she wanted it told.
By the end of season three, Clay Jensen is free from prison and in a new relationship.
At the beginning of the season, Clay is being held in protective custody after his arrest for Damon Pope's murder.
As part of new character development, former basketball star Justin Foley develops an addiction to heroin as a result of his depression from the tapes. Clay spends a significant part of season two trying to get Justin clean so that he can testify in court.
Tyler Down's actions cause his friends to question his loyalty. At the beginning of the season, the police end rope Tyler Down (Devin McKenzie Druid) into being an informant for them. In exchange for helping the police catch an illegal arms dealer, Tyler will not be arrested on charges of owning illegal guns.
Deputy Standall tells him he couldn't have killed Bryce because he died by drowning. Since there's no way to tell whether Bryce's injuries came from the football game, the fight or the rocks in the river Zach does not get charged for assault and battery.
Season 2. Despite the second season's cliffhanger, Alex is alive. Because he put a bullet through his head, he now has trouble using one of his arms and needs a cane to support him while walking.
This dragonet is very likely the offspring of Peril and Clay, as Peril has a very unique coppery-orange color due to her firescales. This dragonet has likely inherited Peril's copper-orange color mixed with Clay's mud-brown color.
He is the protagonist in Thirteen Reasons Why, a novel written for teenagers where a girl, Hannah Baker, commits suicide. Clay is also the main character in the Netflix television series adaption of Asher's story, 13 Reasons Why, where he is portrayed by Dylan Minnette.
Does Starflight have a daughter?
Peacebringer, the daughter of Starflight and Fatespeaker.
Though the novel isn't based on a true story, Asher did open up about the situations being based “loosely” on situations that happened in real life. “All of the reasons Hannah describes were based, at least loosely, on situations I'd either experienced or heard about, mostly from my wife or close female friends.
I hadn't been sure if Justin's bruises were explained in a previous season, or if they were new in season 4 and a symptom of his HIV. "Clay" emailed me back and said: "Yes they were Kaposi's Sarcoma lesions.
Accused. Hannah devotes an entire tape (two sides) to Justin. His first tape describes how he betrayed Hannah her freshman year by dumping her without a word and then spreading rumors about her. It's pretty easy to see why she's mad at him for that: he broke her heart, then stomped on it.
The finale revealed that who killed Bryce - Alex - even though Monty took the fall. Bryce heads to the docks after the Homecoming game to meet Jess to give her the tape in which he confesses to sexually assaulting her, Hannah Baker and others.