• In the season two finale of “13 Reasons Why,” Hannah Baker’s mom gives Clay Jensen a letter Hannah wrote about reasons not to commit suicide.
• Hannah’s mom says, “She came up just short. She left so many out — you know that, don't you? No matter how many reasons there might be why, there are always more why not."
• Among the reasons Hannah lists are her parents, her dreams, and Clay.

Netflix's hit series "13 Reasons Why" has had its fair share of twists and turns. The show is well-known for tackling hard, pressing issues including sexual harassment, rape, and suicide. And while many have criticized the series for the way in which it depicts these topics, others have thanked the show's producers for being one of the first to shine an honest light on these serious conversations.

One moment that left many fans at a loss for words was at the end of the second season. In episode 13, called "Bye," Clay Jensen finally bids farewell to Hannah Baker, letting go of her. It's then that Hannah's mother hands Clay a note written by Hannah herself before she committed suicide. The note is titled "Reasons Why Not" and lists reasons Hannah should not decide to take her life.

It's an overwhelmingly emotional moment, but the note is only shown for a few seconds. Hannah's mother, Olivia, says to Clay, "11 reasons. She came up just short. She left so many out — you know that, don't you? No matter how many reasons there might be why, there are always more why not."

So what did the note say? Well if you pause the show just at the right moment, you're able to read it perfectly.

"Mom and Dad"

The first reason Hannah lists is about her parents. She writes, "They will blame themselves, and it's not their fault."

"New York"

Then, Hannah thinks about her dreams of moving away and thriving in New York City.

"I could get there someday. If not college, then after college. And maybe I could start over there."

"Clay"

Thirdly, Hannah thinks of Clay and how he would be impacted by her death.

"He will also think it's his fault, and it isn't. He'll think he could save me. But we can't save people, not that way at least — it's more complicated than that."

"Writing"

She then thinks of her passion of writing which we learned much about in the first season.

"I might — might — write something great one day. Get it published. Even be a writer. Seems unlikely — but possible."

"Dad"

Once again, she thinks of her father.

"Loves me without question. Always wants what's best for me. Even though I'm mad at him, it would be unfair to him to leave."

"Mom"

And then again of her mother.

"I don't know if she could live through it. She is always so on edge already. But maybe that's already my fault. I know she loves me — I wish she knew that I knew."

"Mom and Dad"

And of them once more.

"Worked so hard to give me a better life. Would be letting them down."

"Helmet"

Here, she speaks of Clay who she calls Helmet.

"Is a genuinely good guy. And I genuinely like him. And maybe we're supposed to be together. Don't know. But maybe. If I go, we'll never find out."

"Maybe"

Hannah then begins thinking of all the possibilities she could accomplish with her life.

"Someday I could make a difference in someone else's life."

"Maybe"

"I'll have a kid of my own one day, and maybe she could be that someone else."

"Maybe"

"It's not as bad I think it is. Maybe it will get better."

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