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Alex Standall Character Analysis
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When we first met Alex standall he is a new kind along with Hannah Baker and Jessica Davis. They all bond over coming to a new town, switching schools and seeing each other at Monet’s, a little cafe. At Monet's all three become tentative friends with a code word olly-olly-oxen-free which means someone had an exhausting day. Alex is sneaky and cruel because not only does he ruin his friendship with Hannah by placing her name on a “Who's Hot/Who's Not” list, he also causes Jessica Davis to hate Hannah because she was opposite of Hannah's name on the list in the “Whos Not” column, and the his list also reinforces Hannah's bad reputation which leads to her getting sexually harassed later in the story.

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