You've heard of the butterfly effect, right? That if a butterfly flaps its wings at just the right time in just the right place. It can cause a hurricane thousands of miles away. It's chaos theory, but see, chaos theory isn't exactly about chaos. It's about how a tiny change in a big system can…
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Diana Son
Diana Miae Son is an American playwright, television producer, and writer. She is known for her work on the Emmy-nominated "American Crime," Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Southland, and Blue Bloods. 2Early life Son was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and raised in Dover, Delaware. Son said that it was a very small town with very few Asian-Americans. Son has an older brother, Grant Son. Son's father, Yong Sup Son, and mother, Soon Chum "Ruby" Son, were both from Korea. Son's mother came to the United States in 1963. She had six sisters in Korea. Son said her parents met in Philadelphia, where her father was a student at the College of Pharmacy and her mother was an exchange nurse at Lankenau Hospital. They moved to Dover in 1967, where they owned and operated the Town Drug Store in the Milford Shopping Center in Milford, Delawar
Alex, maybe you think I'm being silly, like I get my titties in a twist over the tiniest things, but you didn't walk that hall. You didn't feel those eyes on you. You've never heard those whispers. You think I'm taking it all way too seriously, right? But here's the thing: You've never been a girl.
I'm cleaning up. What, they think these are gonna save someone's life? ‘Suicide's not an option’? Yeah, you know what? Clearly it is an option, you know? Why don't they put up a poster that says ‘Don't be a fucking dick to people’? Why don't we put up that poster?
Hannah Baker [from the tape]: I was so nervous that night, but you made it seem so... Clay Jensen [to Tony]: Easy? Is she kidding me? I was shitting myself.
Hannah Baker [about Jeff]: So...you tutor him in academics, and he tutors you in... Clay Jensen: Girls. Girl. Singular.
Jeff Atkins: You've got a fat slider in your sweet spot. You've got to swing the bat through the strike zone and knock it out. See, I'm aware those are baseball terms. Clay Jensen: If I'm interpreting correctly, given my batting average, I would wind up with a strikeout and not a home run. Very good…
Clay Jensen: I need to throw up. I don't have anything to throw up. Tony Padilla: You need some food. Clay Jensen: So I can throw it up? Tony Padilla: So you can settle the fuck down.
Clay Jensen: How in the hell am I supposed to listen to this? Tony Padilla: I think the asshole answer is you put the headphones on, the cassette tape in, and you press play. Clay Jensen: That is the asshole answer, isn't it? Tony Padilla: Yeah, but it's true.
Jessica Davis: The party hasn't started. No one's going to be here for another hour. Clay Jensen: Oh. But I thought... I heard it started at seven? Jessica Davis: Yeah. And, A, it's 6:55, and, B, seven really means nine.
Skye Miller [to Tony]: He's got existential crisis written on his forehead. Clay Jensen: I do not. Skye Miller: There's some truth you don't want to face. Clay Jensen: Why did you say that? Skye Miller: I see the future.
Clay Jensen [about Skye]: She doesn't know what was going on in Hannah's life. Tony Padilla: You don't know what's going on in hers. Clay Jensen: Would you.. you know, shut up, Tony? I get so sick of your little sayings, and things you point out, acting all wise. You're like this unhelpful Yoda.…
Clay Jensen: I couldn't...I couldn't tell her. I couldn't hold her. I killed Hannah Baker. Like you said. Tony Padilla: I said we all killed Hannah. Clay Jensen: How am I supposed to live with that? Tony Padilla: Any way you can.
Why didn't you say this to me when I was alive?
I can see that. He's got existential crisis written all over his forehead.