Storylines. In the Netflix series, Clay is an American high school student who is both a friend and brief love interest of Hannah, one of Clay's schoolmates.By the fourth and final season, Clay has a full mental breakdown as a result of a combination of troubling factors. Not only does he routinely have intense nightmares featuring the now-deceased Bryce and Monty, but he also hallucinates them during his waking hours.17-year-old
Welcome to Liberty High. Clay Jensen's famous speech. Clayton "Clay" Jason Jensen (born October 2000) is the main protagonist of the 2007 novel Thirteen Reasons Why and its 2017 Netflix adaptation. He is a 17-year-old resident of Liberty who lives with his parents.
Why does Clay have nightmares : Clay has been suffering from PTSD, Monty being the star of his recurring nightmares. At breakfast the following day, it is revealed that Justin has been at rehab getting help for his drug addiction.
Is Clay schizo
Clay Exhibits Schizophrenia In All Three Seasons. Schizophrenia is categorized as a breakdown in the relations between thought, emotion, and behavior, leading to faulty perception and inappropriate actions and feelings.
Why was Clay one of Hannah’s reasons : Hannah went on to say that Clay didn't actually belong on the list at all. However, he needed to be there as he was a part of her story. Plus, she wanted him to hear her side – which he may not have, had the tapes merely gone through the others.
Throughout the first season, Hannah is in Clay's head. With the tapes, she is able to penetrate his psyche, telling her everything she wants him to know about her story. In the second season, Hannah is still in Clay's head, but as a semi-corporeal entity that helps him work through some of his complicated issues. One student, Clay Jensen, who had been particularly fond of Hannah, takes a special interest in the tapes. Unlike his peers, however, Clay doesn't actually do any harm to Hannah. Instead, Hannah chooses to include him in the tapes because she feels he needs to hear her side of the story.
Is Hannah older than Clay
Clay is the only person on the tapes who is not directly blamed as a reason for Hannah's death. The subject of the first and tenth tapes. A year older than Hannah, he is her first crush and first kiss.For a few lovely minutes, 13 Reasons Why feels like a normal high school show instead of a series built around a tragic suicide. Eventually, Hannah and Clay make their way to Jessica's bedroom to deal with their mounting sexual tension. Clay finally kisses Hannah and their clothes quickly start coming off.However, they do embark on something that's just as shocking – they take the drug molly. The whole scenario is Jeff's idea. He thinks the mood-altering drug will loosen up Clay enough to connect with Hannah. So, before Clay receives Hannah's tapes, his forehead is bare. But as soon as Clay discovers Hannah's tapes, he gets into a nasty bike accident and ends up with a serious gash on his forehead.
What does a schizo episode look like : The symptoms of schizophrenia are usually classified into: positive symptoms – any change in behaviour or thoughts, such as hallucinations or delusions. negative symptoms – where people appear to withdraw from the world around then, take no interest in everyday social interactions, and often appear emotionless and flat.
Why does Clay hallucinate so much : Clay became plagued by anxiety attacks and frequently saw hallucinations of Bryce and Monty, later learning he was suffering from what his therapist labeled dissociative episodes. In Episode 8, we learn that Clay manifested a sort of alter ego, one who ran around creating chaos while Clay was in a fugue state.
Why did Hannah stop Clay
Though they initially begin taking their relationship to the next level, Hannah ultimately has a breakdown caused by the trauma she'd suffered across the season so far. In her distress, she yells at Clay to leave. Confused and scared, Clay does as she demands – and, accordingly, faces a lifetime of guilt. Although Netflix's 13 Reasons Why has prided itself on being a show that sheds light on real-world issues, it has continued to outright ignore a huge issue at its core – Clay Jensen's apparent schizophrenia.Clay became plagued by anxiety attacks and frequently saw hallucinations of Bryce and Monty, later learning he was suffering from what his therapist labeled dissociative episodes. In Episode 8, we learn that Clay manifested a sort of alter ego, one who ran around creating chaos while Clay was in a fugue state.
Can you feel a schizophrenic episode coming on : Before an episode of psychosis begins, you will likely experience early warning signs. Warning signs can include depression, anxiety, feeling "different" or feeling like your thoughts have sped up or slowed down.
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Storylines. In the Netflix series, Clay is an American high school student who is both a friend and brief love interest of Hannah, one of Clay's schoolmates.By the fourth and final season, Clay has a full mental breakdown as a result of a combination of troubling factors. Not only does he routinely have intense nightmares featuring the now-deceased Bryce and Monty, but he also hallucinates them during his waking hours.17-year-old
Welcome to Liberty High. Clay Jensen's famous speech. Clayton "Clay" Jason Jensen (born October 2000) is the main protagonist of the 2007 novel Thirteen Reasons Why and its 2017 Netflix adaptation. He is a 17-year-old resident of Liberty who lives with his parents.
Why does Clay have nightmares : Clay has been suffering from PTSD, Monty being the star of his recurring nightmares. At breakfast the following day, it is revealed that Justin has been at rehab getting help for his drug addiction.
Is Clay schizo
Clay Exhibits Schizophrenia In All Three Seasons. Schizophrenia is categorized as a breakdown in the relations between thought, emotion, and behavior, leading to faulty perception and inappropriate actions and feelings.
Why was Clay one of Hannah’s reasons : Hannah went on to say that Clay didn't actually belong on the list at all. However, he needed to be there as he was a part of her story. Plus, she wanted him to hear her side – which he may not have, had the tapes merely gone through the others.
Throughout the first season, Hannah is in Clay's head. With the tapes, she is able to penetrate his psyche, telling her everything she wants him to know about her story. In the second season, Hannah is still in Clay's head, but as a semi-corporeal entity that helps him work through some of his complicated issues.
One student, Clay Jensen, who had been particularly fond of Hannah, takes a special interest in the tapes. Unlike his peers, however, Clay doesn't actually do any harm to Hannah. Instead, Hannah chooses to include him in the tapes because she feels he needs to hear her side of the story.
Is Hannah older than Clay
Clay is the only person on the tapes who is not directly blamed as a reason for Hannah's death. The subject of the first and tenth tapes. A year older than Hannah, he is her first crush and first kiss.For a few lovely minutes, 13 Reasons Why feels like a normal high school show instead of a series built around a tragic suicide. Eventually, Hannah and Clay make their way to Jessica's bedroom to deal with their mounting sexual tension. Clay finally kisses Hannah and their clothes quickly start coming off.However, they do embark on something that's just as shocking – they take the drug molly. The whole scenario is Jeff's idea. He thinks the mood-altering drug will loosen up Clay enough to connect with Hannah.
So, before Clay receives Hannah's tapes, his forehead is bare. But as soon as Clay discovers Hannah's tapes, he gets into a nasty bike accident and ends up with a serious gash on his forehead.
What does a schizo episode look like : The symptoms of schizophrenia are usually classified into: positive symptoms – any change in behaviour or thoughts, such as hallucinations or delusions. negative symptoms – where people appear to withdraw from the world around then, take no interest in everyday social interactions, and often appear emotionless and flat.
Why does Clay hallucinate so much : Clay became plagued by anxiety attacks and frequently saw hallucinations of Bryce and Monty, later learning he was suffering from what his therapist labeled dissociative episodes. In Episode 8, we learn that Clay manifested a sort of alter ego, one who ran around creating chaos while Clay was in a fugue state.
Why did Hannah stop Clay
Though they initially begin taking their relationship to the next level, Hannah ultimately has a breakdown caused by the trauma she'd suffered across the season so far. In her distress, she yells at Clay to leave. Confused and scared, Clay does as she demands – and, accordingly, faces a lifetime of guilt.
Although Netflix's 13 Reasons Why has prided itself on being a show that sheds light on real-world issues, it has continued to outright ignore a huge issue at its core – Clay Jensen's apparent schizophrenia.Clay became plagued by anxiety attacks and frequently saw hallucinations of Bryce and Monty, later learning he was suffering from what his therapist labeled dissociative episodes. In Episode 8, we learn that Clay manifested a sort of alter ego, one who ran around creating chaos while Clay was in a fugue state.
Can you feel a schizophrenic episode coming on : Before an episode of psychosis begins, you will likely experience early warning signs. Warning signs can include depression, anxiety, feeling "different" or feeling like your thoughts have sped up or slowed down.