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AngieEllen

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  1. The Principal just told Clay that the Bullets in the officer's guns were blanks. So no one's life was in danger. (Although I have to admit since Clay knew that I was waiting for Clay to shoot the Principal) Anyways..... Constitutionally an Officer can use deadly force under two circumstances... The first circumstance is “to protect their life or the life of another innocent party” — what departments call the “defense-of-life” standard. The second circumstance is to prevent a suspect from escaping, but only if the officer has probable cause to think the suspect poses a dangerous threat to others.
  2. This would of been perfect role For "Kat" Hannah's friend that moved away in season 1.
  3. Ani as a Character and Narrator was a poor decision on the writers part. Grace Saif as an Actress did a amazing for the part she was hired for. She was doing her Job if she wasn't hired to play Ani it would of been another unfortunate soul getting ostracized. Ani wasn't my favorite character either but I see the reason and need for her. The writers needed someone to not only Humanize Bryce but also show us he hadn't really changed. The only way they could do that was with someone new. that person couldn't tell that story without being the narrator. It was a clever twist on the writers part executed poorly. But in No way is it the actresses fault. Her acting skills are incredible for what she was given to work with.
  4. What are your thoughts on everyones Character Roles? I'm confused on some of the roles they played this season. Maybe that's what the show wanted in order to keep us guessing "Who Killed Bryce Walker?" Here is my thoughts and guesses! From Season 1 Clay has always played the "Martyr" and continued his role this season. Tony was the "Voice of Reason" in season 1 Can't remember who was in season 2. But the only person I can think played the "Voice of Reason" this season is Ms. Walker and Ms. Baker in the end. Definitely not Ani. Not sure where Tony's character fit this season. The Antagonists in the first 2 season was Bryce but not this season and I'm not sure if Monty was either. Not sure what role Bryce played this season other than (and I really hate saying it) the Victim. Maybe he was the Protagonist. Monty played the henchman in season 1 and 2 but not sure if his role this season could be classified as the Antagonist or not. Zach Played the Anti-Hero in the first 2 seasons this season I think Justin fit that role more. Jessica played the victim in 1 & 2 but this season the Rebel Alex was the Deuteragonist in season 1 & 2 this season up to the last epoisode I saw him as the Cynic. Deputy Standall is of course in the role of the authoritative figure Tyler I think took on the role of Deuteragonist this season. Charlie aka Whatshisname was the Observer he started out as minion or henchman but he Observed the otherside and realized he was on the wong side. Now Ani her role is the Narrator and Love intrest although I didn't like her in either role. Story teller isn't suppose to lie and I don't think her personality is a good fit for Clay. So what is your opinion on everyone's character type?
  5. Oh and Clay fell in Love with Sky but She dumped him after a suicide attempt and broke his heart because She said He made her want to cut herself. Then He met this Girl Ani that strung him along while she was secretly sleeping with Bryce. But now that Bryce is dead she decided Clay was good enough even though she said that You and her didn't love him back.
  6. My Opinion On 13RW Season 3: I don't necessarily believe that they were trying to redeem Bryce. Like Everyone else there were times I started to feel for Bryce. I didn't realize till the end that this was a clever munipulation. You have to remember that Ani from the very first word spoken in episode 1 is talking to Deputy Standall. Her entire narration is just to distract us. She is telling a story that is meant to lead the police into believing Monty is the Killer. You periodically catch her lies. The things she says that don't match what you are seeing. Not sure if there is any before this but the first time I cought a lie in the narration was when she had said Her and Clay hadn't kissed but they had in his car. Her Lies became more evident in the last 2 episodes. I think the narration had a big part in humanizing Bryce mainly because Monty needed to look like the bigger bad guy. Ms. Walker and Bryce him self warned us repeatedly that Bryce is not a good person. Ms. Walker Warned Ani that a few times and When Ani's Mom had sid her son was "a good boy" Mr. Walker corrected her. Bryce said it to Ani after they had sex telling her "I'm Fucked up, you shouldn't be here." Bryce told Mr. Porter that he still had urges (implied rape) . He Told Mr. Porter that he been having sex with this girl (Ani). He goes on to talk about wanting to be rough and also states he wants to choke her. The biggest indication was in Bryce's confession tape that he had recorded the night before he dies (maybe 2 nights) He tell Jess "I'd like to say I'm not that same person that raped you, But what I've come to realize is that I'll always be him." When Bryce is confronted about the things he did his face and demeanor was like a wounded puppy but When threatened it shifted to a cocky arrogant you can't touch me attitude. He knew what role to play to either intimidate the other person or drop their defenses. The last time you saw that shift was at the docks. His pain caused him to drop his facade. He screamed out threats and started to turn on Jess causing Alex to end him. Bryce wasn't used to being shunned and not having friends that he could easily manipulate. So I believe his poor me I'm trying to change act was a way to regain control get back some of the power he lost. Bryce is a Narcissist. A narcissist will go to any length to get so called friends or loved ones back. it’s easy to mistake their trickery for genuine remorse and the desire to fix what went wrong when it’s really calculated to appeal to your sentimentality and timed to catch you at a weak moment – often when you’re feeling vulnerable or reflective. It is a scheme meant to toy with your emotions in an effort to get you to soften up and reconcile. It’s called Hoovering or The Hoover Maneuver. Hoovering is a technique that’s employed by manipulative and narcissistic con artists to suck their victims back into a relationship with them by exhibiting improved or desirable behavior. It’s named after the Hoover vacuum cleaner because the hoovering narcissist not only desires to suck you back into the relationship, but will ultimately treat you like dirt. This is what I believe Bryce was doing throgh this season. His Mother, Ms. Baker and Clay could see it. There at the end Most every ones finally did. So by the end I didn't see any redeeming qualities in Bryce Not after I saw the shift moments before he was pushed in the water. I will be re watching the entire season again soon to see if I pcik up anything new that I may have mussed the first time. Well Thanks for reading my 2 cents ramblings 😉
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