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Hannah Baker's 13 Reasons Why She Should Be Sent To Hell?

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The main character of 13 Reasons Why, Hannah Baker, suffers sexual assault, verbal abuse, and public humiliation in her high school years. Eventually, Hannah cannot take it anymore and she slits her wrists and dies. However, before she commits suicide she records 13 tapes, each tape made for a specific person who caused her to kill herself. She gives instructions for the tapes to be received by each of the convicted and once they are done listening, they must pass the tapes on to the next of the convicted. Hannah kills herself for attention and blames other people for her sinful actions. I will prove why Hannah should be sentenced to the seventh circle, round two of hell. Hannah Baker should be sent to hell because she harms herself and does not ask God for forgiveness. …show more content…

Hannah slits her wrists in the bath, a very obvious act of self-violence, which makes her crimes match the circles description exactly. According to 1 Corinthians 3:17, “if anyone destroys God 's temple, God will destroy that person; for God 's temple is sacred, and you together are that temple.” The bible itself condemns Hannah’s actions and sentences her to hell. Her actions, though terrible, could be forgiven if she asked forgiveness from God, however she does not believe in God which condemns her to be destroyed just as 1 Corinthians 3:17 says. Since Hannah does not believe in God she would be sent to hell anyways, however since she committed terrible sin towards God and herself she should be condemned to the seventh circle, round two and be punished with the rest of the

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