13 reasons why season 2 - episodes 10 and 11

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   In episode 10 Tony takes the stand.  He had been very scared of taking the stand because he sees that it could possibly blow up in everyone's face. He is someone who thought that he would have to be a martyr for the cause. Come to find out, Tony (Christian Navarro) was on the run from the police for an assault and Hannah hid him at the movie theater she was at
   Clay and Justin make a move to infiltrate the "Clubhouse".  Clay finds out that Zach is the one that has been secretly giving him the polaroids. 
  For episode 11 Bryce takes the stand and says that him and Hannah were a bit of a thing. The day of the rape, Bryce claimed that it was consensual. Everyone throws him a party for lying. Clay is devastated over this and is needing to know what was true. To me it seems like his process to get over  her.
  Chloe (Anne Winters) has started to come to side of the bakers when she was shown the polaroids of her being raped. When she got up to the stand, it seemed like the Walkers had got to her. It finally comes back to Alex that he was there at the party the night of the rape.
  Things are going full force to the finale. It was a little aggravatingly convenient that Chloe took back her rape allegation and the clubhouse was gone at the right time.
GRADE: B-

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