Another variant is "Ollie Ollie in come free." In popular culture "Ollyoxalls" is one such variant, said to be used in Portsmouth, England. Others speculate the phrase may be a corruption of a hypothetical and ungrammatical German phrase alle, alle, auch sind frei (all, all, also are free). The Dictionary of American Regional English says the phrase may be derived from all ye, all ye outs in free, all the outs in free, or possibly ”calling all the outs in free” in other words, all who are out may come in without penalty. I hope you enjoyed reading my second blogpost." Olly olly oxen free" is a catchphrase or truce term used in children's games such as hide and seek, capture the flag, and kick the can to indicate that players who are hiding can come out into the open without losing the game that the position of the sides in a game has changed (as in which side is on the field or which side is at bat or "up" in baseball or kickball) or, alternatively, that the game is entirely over. Because at one hand the rumors were not true and on the other hand Jessica should be mad at Alex, because he wrote the list. Of course a break up is never easy and those rumors did not make it any better, but even if you respect these circumstances Jessica was still not allowed to do this. I think it is very important to have the option to talk about your problems with people that are in a similar age because you are not able to talk about everything with your parents or your teacher.Īnd in my opinion it is not that bad that Jessica and Alex stopped going to the café, because everybody made friends there and like Hannah said: they were not friends.īut I think it is not okay that Jessica hurts Hannah. I understand that they never meant to be friends because at first it was just important not being alone. If I went to a new school I would be thankful for every person that helps me to get through the first weeks of school. And during Hannah talks about the rumors about Alex and her, Clay also remembers the rumors.
He thinks about his teacher Mr.Porter and whether he is also one of the thirteen reasons why. And because he follows the map, that Hannah gave him, he decides to take the city bus to the Monet´s Garden Café & Coffeehouse. While Clay listens to the cassette he still sits in front of the Blue Spot Liquor. She hurts Hannah and it left a tiny scar over her eyebrow. Hannah tries to explain that she does not see Alex out of school and that Alex just put her name by reason of revenge on the list, but Jessica does not believe her.
The rumors make Jessica very angry because she has been in a relationship with Alex.
She has seen the WHO´S HOT/ WHO´S NOT list of Alex and thinks, like many other students, that Hannah has an affair with him. One day Jessic wants to talk with Hannah. They are still nice to each other, but they never really talk to each other anymore. And afterwards also Jessica stops going to their meetingpoint. Then Alex does not go to the café anymore. They listen to the problems and helped each other through their first weeks of school. The next weeks they meet regulary at the café and invent special rituals for their meetings. They talk for hours and are thankful for not being completely alone at their first day of school. The boy is embarrassed and tells that he was also new at school. The girls give him the permission to take part in the conversation. They are not sure who of them attracts the attention, so Jessica asks him. There they talk to each other, but after a while they notice a boy staring at them. After the meeting at school they go to a café which is called Monet´s Garden Café & Coffeehouse. At first both of them are not very happy about that, but in spite of their first distrust they get along well with each other. The guidance counselor of Jessica and Hannah decides that the two girls should meet to become friends. Two other students, Jessica Davis and Alex Standall, are also new. Hannah is not the only new pupil at her school. On the side A of the second cassette Hannah talks about the third reason why she commits suicide.
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