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"Who would want a black dog like that? Lying there, all beat up. Pieces of her missing."

I chose this quote because it reveals henry's father is a judgemental person, and would rather judge things based on appearance first rather than anything else.

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"Whenever the Wicked Witch came, I'd hold your hand, and we'd duck under the blankets we'd rigged up between two couches. Remember? And we'd wait until the music changed. And when it did, that meant Dorothy and Toto were back on the Yellow Brick Road again. nene we'd come out from the blanket fort."
Louisa nodded, even almost smiled. "And then we'd say-"
"Oz," Henry finished.
"Oz," Louisa said. "Because everything's was   okay for now."
-Page 62
I chose this quote in the novel because it shows how much Henry dates. Louisa was hurting, he saw that and didn't like that. He did something about it because he cares for her. He's a loving family man.

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Page 82 - ""I'm so sorry about your son Franklin," she said. "Every day we pray for him." "Thank you," said Mrs. Smith, cold as one of those marble pillars holding up the courthouse ceiling. "We do to."
"My son too," Mrs. Chouan said softly. She began to cry. Louisa fled the courthouse lobby. Henry  watched his mother. He watched as she almost yielded. Ashe almost leaned down into Mrs. Chouan. She almost began to weep herself.  Two mothers. But his mother hardened, and she moved away from Mrs. Chouans hand. She turned and left the lobby."

I chose this quote because it truly shows what kind of person his mom is. It showed her true colors and made me rethink what I thought about his family. This makes his mom look mean and even heartless.

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"No return engagements. No Encore. And this time, absolutely no requests"

Page 7

I could see she is that type of witty/joker person by the way she says no return engagements because she is dead but it doesn't go off topic.

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"Well what should I tell her, that I sat in the doctors office for 6 hours and he hasn't moved once." - 79

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"Chay" said Henry, "I was an idiot to fight you this morning. What happened was an accident and it doesn't help to blame anyone. When the blaming is all over, you have to start living again." (Page 216)

This shows that Henry isn't perfect, he makes mistakes, but it shows character when someone realizes their mistake and apologize so and shows how goodness of a person Henry is.

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Pg 23
"Get the dog out of here, he said. I just save some her from drowning out in the cove. That was a mistake. You don't go looking for trouble, Henry."

This shows that's Henry cared so much about the dog that he almost died for it.

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"Where's my name? Where? Got it!"

This line in the story (page 39) expressed Hannah's curiosity, and how she felt has if she needed to find her name on the list.

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This shows that she is not a serious person and jokes a lot.

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In the conversation between Henry and his dad, Henry says, "I just saved her from drowning out in the cove." His father says, "That was a mistake. You don't go looking for trouble, Henry... get away." (page 23).

This shows that Henry is very caring and is willing to sacrifice things for others.

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Trouble. "Get away," he said again. "Black dog, get away." (Pg. 24)

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Trouble. "Get away," he said again. "Black dog, get away." (Pg. 24)

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Henry's Dad knows when there is trouble and knows when to get rid of it. Henry however doesn't know how to get rid of it or recognize it.

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"'But those of on the list will ever hear what I'm saying. So why am I here' Tell me why I'm listening to this. Why me?" 83

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"So Clay," he says, "what'd you come out here for?" (Pg. 34)
This shows us that Tony is a very mysterious and curious person. I infer he will come up later in the story,

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"Pieces of her missing." When Henry's dad sees the dog, he comments that no one would want a dog with pieces of it missing.  He realizes that Franklin has pieces of him missing, and then comes to start accepting the dog.

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13 Reasons why.                                  "What makes us so different from him?"

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13 Reasons why.                                  "What makes us so different from him?"

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This is showing that he regrets everything he did, and wishes he could go back

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In a conversation between Henry and his dad Henry says "I just saved her from drowning out in the cove" and his father says "That was a mistake. You dint go looking for trouble, Henry... get away" (23)

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In a conversation between Henry and his dad Henry says "I just saved her from drowning out in the cove" and his father says "That was a mistake. You dint go looking for trouble, Henry... get away" (23)

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This shows that his dad isn't very caring for the dog and doesn't even care for it that much. He also thinks that the dig will bring torpor and doesn't like it without even knowing it.

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In the book "Trouble" by Gary D. Schmidt, Henry and his father have a "conversation" about Black Dog. "'Why did you ever bring that dog in here? Look at her. Who wants a black dog like that? Lying there, all beat up. Bleeding. Pieces of her missing.' He stopped... 'Pieces of her missing,' he said again. His body trembled..." (pg 24) This is a connection between the black dog and Henry's brother, Franklin, who is currently in the hospital after getting hit by a car. His arm is missing, and there are pieces of black dog missing, which reminds the father of his injured son. This reveals that Henry's father is very emotional when it comes to subjects such as his son, even if it is not addressed directly. Many people think that fathers are always the tough, strong ones, but Henry's father has a soft spot for his son, which most fathers have too.

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When the main character say"It's nothing. A school project." It shows that Clay is jumpy and a lier.

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In the book 13 reasons why Clay and his mom had a conversation in the beginning of the story's when she came across him watching the tapes; "Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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In the book 13 reasons why Clay and his mom had a conversation in the beginning of the story's when she came across him watching the tapes; "Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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This shows that Clay definitely doesn't want anyone's to find out about the tapes and more so what I say contained in them if he hasn't to lie about it to someone especially when that person is his mom.

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When Hannah laughs in her tapes, it is cruel and sinister it makes you feel uncomfortable. Clay reacts to this by saying and feeling sick 

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When Hannah laughs in her tapes, it is cruel and sinister it makes you feel uncomfortable. Clay reacts to this by saying and feeling sick 

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"Hannah wasn't my first kiss, but the first kiss that mattered; the first kiss with someone who mattered.

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In the novel 13 reasons why, Clay anencephaly his mom have a conversation after ache comes across humming watching the tapes."Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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In the novel 13 reasons why, Clay anencephaly his mom have a conversation after ache comes across humming watching the tapes."Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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She the novel "Thirteen reasons why" by Jay Asher

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She the novel "Thirteen reasons why" by Jay Asher

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"I do remember. You stayed for dinner once, right? Big on the 'please' and 'thank yous'" This shows that Clay is a polite guy

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In the novel "13 reasons why" by Jay Asher, " I should've grabbed every copy I could find and thrown them all away," (pg. 65)

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In the novel "13 reasons why" by Jay Asher, " I should've grabbed every copy I could find and thrown them all away," (pg. 65)

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This shows how Clay regrets the stuff he did. At the time, it may have seemed fun and innocent, but looking back, he realized that he should have stopped the note from going around. He thinks  that if he did this then he could haven stopped Hannah  from commiting suicide.

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In the book 13 reasons why Clay has a conversation with his mom when she see'a him watching the tapes; "Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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In the book 13 reasons why Clay has a conversation with his mom when she see'a him watching the tapes; "Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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This shows Clay doesn't want anyone to find out about the tapes and more importantly, what they consist of. Even his mother

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"Just some tapes." "Cassette tapes? S picks up the soy and holds it to her stomach. "Interesting anything I've heard of?" I shake my head no. (Pg. 70)

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"Just some tapes." "Cassette tapes? S picks up the soy and holds it to her stomach. "Interesting anything I've heard of?" I shake my head no. (Pg. 70)

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This shows that Clay doesn't want even some of the closest people in his life to hear the tapes because he fears that she will hear something bad about him or immediately ask why he had the tapes of Hannah Baker's suicide reasons and he would then have to answer that he was a reason that Hannah killed herself. So he wants to save himself from the embarrassment.

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pg. 32 " I do remember you. You stayed, for dinner once, right? Big on the 'please' and 'thank-yous'." ... "After you left, Tony's mom was after us for a week to be more polite." 

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pg. 32 " I do remember you. You stayed, for dinner once, right? Big on the 'please' and 'thank-yous'." ... "After you left, Tony's mom was after us for a week to be more polite." 

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This quote reveals that Clay is kind and makes a good impression on people. He doesn't want adults to see him as rude or selfish. He was most likely was some what thankful for the meal the family provided. This also shows that Clay is mature and willbe  looked on as mature.

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"Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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"Mom, you scared me," I say, "It's nothing. A school project."..."Can I listen?" she asks. "It's not mine," I say... "Im helping a friend. It's for history. It's boring." "Well, that she nice of you,"... "I'll leave you peave." (pg. 9)

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Even though I have read further than this, this quote has always stuck on me. The reason is, his mom trusted him, to think he was just helping a friend with homework. They have a bond that every mother wants with their child's. So, whatever Clay did to Hannah, even if he doesn't know it his self, he doesn't want anyone to find out. He willing to lie to his Mom in what he's doing to just keep it a secret, then lose their trust, even if it may not even be that bad. You never know Hannah could of put him in their because he did something nice for her.

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In "Trouble" By Gary D. Schmidt, on pg. 24, "Why did you even bring that dog in here?' said Henry's father. 'Look at her. Who would want a black dog like that? Lying there, all beat up. Bleeding. Pieces of her missing,' He leaned against the kitchen island and put his hands across his eyes. 'Pieces of her missing,' he said again."

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In "Trouble" By Gary D. Schmidt, on pg. 24, "Why did you even bring that dog in here?' said Henry's father. 'Look at her. Who would want a black dog like that? Lying there, all beat up. Bleeding. Pieces of her missing,' He leaned against the kitchen island and put his hands across his eyes. 'Pieces of her missing,' he said again."

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This quote shows that the family really has been severely impacted by the serious injury of Franklin and of how both the dog and Franklin have pieces of them missing.

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Pg. 70: "'Just some tapes.' 'Cassette tapes?' ... 'Interesting. Anyone I've heard of?'"

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Pg. 70: "'Just some tapes.' 'Cassette tapes?' ... 'Interesting. Anyone I've heard of?'"

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This reveals that Clay is scared. He doesn't want to reveal anything about the tapes to anyone

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In the novel "13 Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, I stare down at the rock in my hand. "W why are you doing this?" I ask. He nods over his shoulder, down the block. "That's my house down there. With the light on..." (pg. 108)

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In the novel "13 Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, I stare down at the rock in my hand. "W why are you doing this?" I ask. He nods over his shoulder, down the block. "That's my house down there. With the light on..." (pg. 108)

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In this part of the book Clay was in front of Tyler's house and Marcus was trying to get him to throw the rock at his window and he would have been the first to say no. Clay was thinking that everyone on the tapes had to do with Hannah and her suicide and they should just be doing that to him they were all just as guilty.

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In the novel "Trouble" by Gary Schmidt Henry and Louisa are talking for the first time since Franklins accident they were talking about watching the Wizard of Oz and they were remembering when Louisa would close her eyes when the witch came up they would say "Oz" and Louisa said that "Everything is okay for now"

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In the novel "Trouble" by Gary Schmidt Henry and Louisa are talking for the first time since Franklins accident they were talking about watching the Wizard of Oz and they were remembering when Louisa would close her eyes when the witch came up they would say "Oz" and Louisa said that "Everything is okay for now"

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This dialogue is important because it describes the relation between these two characters and how they are feeling about Franklin.

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In "13 Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, Clay talks to Marcus, "You're on the tapes, too, right?"-Clay, "So are you,Clay."-Marcus, "What makes us so different from him?"-Clay (pg 109)

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In "13 Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, Clay talks to Marcus, "You're on the tapes, too, right?"-Clay, "So are you,Clay."-Marcus, "What makes us so different from him?"-Clay (pg 109)

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This shows how serious Clay is taking these tapes. Marcus doesn't seem to feel guilty about it at all and that really bothers Clay. He feels so guilty about it and he thinks it's crazy if you were to just brush it off.

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In the novel "13 Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, "Does he still work here?" I ask. "Wally?" The clerk exhales through his nose. "Day shift." (Pg. 50)

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In the novel "13 Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, "Does he still work here?" I ask. "Wally?" The clerk exhales through his nose. "Day shift." (Pg. 50)

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This interaction between Clay and the Blue Spot clerk shows that Clay is really looking for clues, and wants to know the reason for Hannah's suicide badly.

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In the story "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak, the wild things cry "Oh please don't go - we'll eat you up - we love you so!" And Max says "No!" (pg. 20)

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In the story "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak, the wild things cry "Oh please don't go - we'll eat you up - we love you so!" And Max says "No!" (pg. 20)

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This piece of dialogue shows me a lot about the wild things AND Max. I learn that the happiness of the wild things is very dependent on Max and they are in need of a leader and a caretaker. I learn that their way of having fun is only temporary and does not bring them meaning that lasts. I learn that Max has come to realize what is really important to him - his family.