Bryce Walker (Jay Asher)

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Hate Sink
Full Name	Bryce Walker
Alias	None
Origin	Thirteen Reasons Why
Allies	Justin Foley
Powers/Skills	Wealth Social status Charisma Manipulation Intelligence
Goals	Rape Jessica and Hannah. Get away with his crimes (succeeded).
What Makes Them Despicable	Raping Jessica Davis. Sexually assaulting Hannah Baker, causing her suicide.
"Love to hate" factors	None.
Type of Hate Sink	Egotistical Rapist

Bryce Walker is the main antagonist of Jay Asher's 2007 young adult novel Thirteen Reasons Why. He was a student at Liberty Highschool, and he was also responsible for the rape of Jessica Davis, the sexual assault of Hannah Baker, as well as the subject of her twelfth tape, thus causing her suicide.

What Makes Him a Hate Sink?

• He was a typical jerk jock with no redeeming qualities, unlike his Netflix counterpart who developed them in Season 3.
• He was a well-known pervert who is known to have physically and sexually assaulted many of the student body. This included Hannah who he molested once.
• He raped Jessica Davis, the girlfriend of his best friend, Justin Foley, at a party while she was drunk.
• He felt entitled to rape Hannah when she was at Courtney's hot tub. Because of this, she let herself go completely and lost her will to go on.

Trivia

• While the Netflix version has a higher rape count, he cannot count as a Hate Sink because he is given sympathy in Season 3 and feels remorse for his actions and given other sympathetic qualities such as care for others and almost redeeming himself, despite contradicting his behavior where he was portrayed as an irredeemable Hate Sink in earlier seasons.

External Link

• Bryce Walker on the 13 Reasons Why Wiki
• Bryce Walker on the Villainous Benchmark Wiki