Them disappointing themselves as well as this person who cares about them. On top of that, no one really wants the weight of guilt of knowing that, if they slip for whatever reason, now they have to deal with double the disappointment.

I continue to love the Skye storyline on the basis of how you cannot be a savior to someone who has mental health issues. Then, on top of that, Cyrus’ sister Mackenzie may have a crush on Tyler! Though with him and Cyrus working on a detonator of some kind, for reasons currently unknown, but to maybe fight back at school, who knows if Mackenzie and Tyler may get their first date. But, while things are going from bad to worse for Clay, Tyler is on a come up!įirst of all, he has securely made a friend in Cyrus, whose crew embraces him. Thus leading him to call the house phone and Skye’s cell phone on stalker levels.

Hence her breaking up with him and when she goes to a different facility, neither she nor her mom giving Clay directions. He makes her insecure, pushes ideas of cutting herself to the front of her mind and with the feelings being uncontrollable, she needs his influence out of her life. And while she recognizes Clay loves her, there is also recognition that he is no good for her. However, as Hannah said, and Skye to a point, she isn’t Hannah. He is begging for others to understand how he feels as he pursues justice for Hannah and attempts to make Skye feel loved as he believes Hannah didn’t. In a way, Clay so badly wants to be both the victim and the savior.

13 reasons why season 2 episode 3