Does he have PTSD from this traumatic incident? Is he exhibiting avoidant behaviors? This is possibly due to the sexual assault which took place in one of the bathrooms. Tyler states that he avoids using the school bathrooms. Clay follows Tyler around school and catches him outside.

The plan was for Tyler to give the gun to Clay at the end of the day. They think Tyler is carrying a gun but it turns out to be a camera. What’s up with them monitoring him 24/7? Will they continue protecting Tyler, and, if so, at what cost? Will someone end up calling the police?Ī suspicious-looking object in a paper bag is seen in Tyler’s backpack. This puts the group on high-alert as they watch him all day and discuss what needs to be done next. That very same morning, Tyler says he has a gun that he no longer needs. Related: '13 Reasons Why' Season 3, Episode 1 Review, 'Yeah. He apparently has “all the ingredients of that killer cocktail” which begs the question: Did Tyler change after the Spring Fling or did he pull the trigger? If it turns out that Tyler did kill Bryce, who is responsible? Is just Tyler responsible for Bryce’s death? Are the students who hid the Spring Fling incident indirectly responsible? What about the people who missed the red flags? What about the bullies, such as Monty? This episode makes the viewer question whether or not people are truly capable of change, such as Bryce and Tyler.

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