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Thirteen Reasons Why
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Jay Asher
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Thirteen Reasons Why Chapter 17 Summary
The Next Day, After Mailing the Tapes
Clay is later for school than he's ever been.
He's late because he mailed the tapes to Jenny Kurtz, but also because he can't bear to see Mr. Porter and Hannah's empty desk.
He gets to his locker and dials his combination.
The headache he's had since he started listening to the tapes is worse now. All he can think about is Hannah.
When he walks down the hall, he wonders how he'll react to the people at school, knowing what he knows now.
As he walks by Mr. Porter's classroom, he sees Skye Miller (the girl from the bus on Cassette 3: Side A) in the hall.
He keeps walking past Mr. Porter's classroom toward Skye.
Clay feels a "flood of emotion" (17.45). He feels "Pain and anger. Sadness and pity. But most surprising of all, hope" (17.45).
When he's just behind Skye, he says her name.
Her name is the last word of the story. (See "What's Up With the Ending?" for more on this brilliant choice.)
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