Character Analysis Of Hannah In Thirteen Reasons Why

Everything you do in life, you do it by choice. Regardless of the task, you have a choice to say yes or no. If you choose to do something, you cannot blame someone else for your actions. People tend to blame others for their faults, but at the end of the day, who said yes or no. In Thirteen Reasons Why Hannah chooses to end own on life; however, she blames others for her choice. Hannah throughout the story gives thirteen people one reason why their responsible for her choice. Even though Hannah knew that if she blamed others for ending her life they would feel inculpate, she still continued on and made a reason for each person. Thirteen Reasons Why is a book that anyone and everyone should read, the story enlightens an exceptional valuable life less which every teenager can use in their life: everyone is responsible for their own actions. …show more content…
For example, Hannah thinks “More and more, in very general terms, I’d been thinking about my own death.” This indicates that Hannah is making the choice on her own to end her life. Hannah throughout the story starts planning to end her life in many divergent ways, but she feels like if she starts accusing others they will feel culpable. Furthermore, Hannah says “I need everything to stop. People. Life.” —Is that what you meant to say, Hannah? Those words are very serious words. “I know. They are. I’m sorry.” This implies that someone is trying to abet Hannah, and she is avoiding the vital topic. This also implies that Hannah is responsible for her own actions and words. In the story Thirteen Reasons Why the author expresses how people are responsible for their own actions throughout the story using these