There are many characters to keep monitor of in '13 Reasons Why.' Here's everything you want to know about what happened to Devin Druid's Tyler Down.
Season 3 of 13 Reasons Why has added even more characters to the already extensive mix of Liberty High students. And while the 3rd season of this problematic teen series facilities at the death of Bryce Walker, lets all stand to sit through a bit of a refresh in relation to some of the other protagonists.
So, what happened to Tyler Down after he were given back from his behavioral rehab? And what does he do in Season 3? If you have not but binged Season 3, or need to fill in some blanks, stay studying for the entirety we know.
What came about to Tyler Down in 13 Reasons Why?
Tyler plays one thing of a key function in Season 2 of the show. We first met him in the debut season as a recipient of Hannah's Tape 2, Side B, which he receives for sneakily taking creepy photos of Hannah and ruining her friendship with Courtney.
Anyway, Tyler — who's performed through Devin Druid — is just about a younger incel (sorry, not super sorry) who forges a friendship with outcast Cyrus, the lanky, edgy dude who wears leather jackets, heavy eyeliner, and gauges in his ears, in Season 2.
Together, these weirdos make a decision to seek "revenge" on the football-loving bullies of Liberty High through vandalizing the soccer field and some of the crew participants' cars, which does eventually get them punished. Tyler is shipped away to a behavioral rehab program for a month to paintings on his anger problems, but *wonder* comes again with a vengeance.
After his return from the diversion program, Tyler seems to be doing better, but no longer actually for lengthy. Because there's a entire investigation and lawsuit that Hannah's family is preserving in opposition to Liberty High, in addition to the new gym vandalism, the college makes a decision to droop all of the sports activities program.
Naturally, the aforementioned jock-bullies cling Tyler answerable for their new lack of sports, which leads Monty to perform one of the most graphic scenes this show — which, need we remind, depicts a literal suicide in Season 1 — has ever seen.
Trigger warning: He sodomizes Tyler with a mop deal with in the college rest room. These seventeen-year-olds, man.
Well, it is not precisely unexpected that being raped becomes the remaining straw for Tyler, who then makes a decision to shoot up the school on the night time of the Liberty High Spring Fling. Luckily, he texts Cyrus's sister and ex-girlfriend Mackenzie, who assist Clay and his gang come up with a plan to intercept him.
In Season 3, we see a new side of Tyler and watch him mature.
While it is fair to say that Seasons 1 and a couple of did not exactly paint Tyler in the most sexy or flattering mild, we see him come into his personal in Season 3. He starts documenting his restoration from his sexual trauma and we ultimately watch him put his photography up for a display at an art gallery.
And while there may be a brief moment in Season 3 where Tony and Clay think Tyler may have killed Bryce (as a result of he stored one of the guns from Season 2's finale), it ends up not being him. That stated, he is not totally in the transparent — and despite the fact that his mindset is on the up and up, we are hoping the police by no means hyperlink him to his guns, which his pals tossed in the river after Spring Fling.
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