In our review for episode seven, Juliette talked about how dangerous the hallucination version of Hannah is. Part of the help she needs, though, is moving on from Liberty High, so sheвЂ™s leaving to live with an aunt and uncle out of state.ДЄlso moving on, perhaps, is hallucination Hannah. Skye tells Clay her diagnosis is not his fault and assures him thatвЂ™s she getting the help she needs. вЂќ Clay doesnвЂ™t seem to understand the difference between good moods and mania so Skye explains it as вЂњdancing on the edge of a really high cliff, but the fall was just really hard and far.вЂќ ItвЂ™s nice to see Skye advocating for herself and what she needs, though itвЂ™s important to note that taking medication for a mental illness may reduce symptoms of your mental illness it wonвЂ™t change who you fundamentally are as a person. Skye replies that she hopes it does and that вЂњThe person that was wasnвЂ™t really working for. ( Hypersexuality can be a symptom of mania in people with bipolar disorder.) Clay asks if sheвЂ™s afraid the medication sheвЂ™s on will change her. She says it is, and reminds him that she tried to grope him at the dinner table in front of his parents. Clay, with all of his mental health wisdom, asks if sheвЂ™s sure thatвЂ™s what it is.

Skye tells Clay sheвЂ™s been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and is on medication now. Clay goes to visit Skye at the mental health facility sheвЂ™s at. IвЂ™m talking about Skye, who finally has her phone privileges back. Blame gets thrown around a lot on this show, so itвЂ™s nice to see a character not blame others for something happening to them.

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