Why did Clay tell Hannah's ghost that she did a 'bad thing'?
In Season 2 of 13 Reasons Why (can't remember the episode), while Clay is talking to Hannah's ghost he shouts out that she did a 'bad thing' (killing herself). He was angry and sad at the time (probably spoke words out of the mouth?).
Why did he say that?
Best Answer
Because suicide is not a solution.
Hannah killed herself and didn't give a chance to people who could have saved her, Clay loved her and didn't get a chance to do anything to save her life. So he means to say that Hannah did a bad thing killing herself.
He even asked the priest:
Clay: And do you think Hannah is going to hell because she killed herself? I don't.
Priest: I think the God I believe in, a just God, would have mercy on a soul like hers. And if God forgives her, we should. Source: springfieldspringfield
So his thinking of Hannah's suicide being a bad thing can have religious backing too but in rest of the show he don't show any religious sign.
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What did Clay Jensen do to Hannah?
After the death of Hannah Baker, a classmate of Clay's that he had a crush on, Clay started to hallucinate Hannah in the halls and classrooms of Liberty High School, the school that both Clay and Hannah attended. He first saw a hallucination of Hannah looking at him in the halls.What mental illness does Clay Jensen have?
Despite these troubling moments, Clay is never explicitly diagnosed with a specific mental illness \u2014 something experts took issue with last year when it came to the portrayal of Hannah's suicide.Why was Clay mad at Hannah?
He gets mad at Hannah for losing her virginity to Zach. After Clay learns about Hannah and Zach's summer relationship, he starts to question everything he knows about Hannah.13 Reasons Why - Clay's regret for not confessing to Hannah (11x01)
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