American Crime

In the hours after Eric is forced to openly discuss his sexuality, Taylor must defend his actions on the night of his alleged assault to the police; Anne struggles with the discovery that her son is gay; a critical decision by the detectives makes some involved feel as though the worst may be over; and at Marshall high school, Chris deals with the aftermath of a seemingly innocuous incident that begins to take on racial overtones.

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Every text, every time he sent me something, it was more.

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He was the one coming after me. He was talking me through it.

#3

Everybody else snapchatting his ass.

#4 #5

It just did.

#6

No.

#7 #8

but I can tell he was affected by Eric's suicide attempt.

#9

if they could hear that from Dan.

#10

Yeah.

#11

you look things up.

#12

Speaking about what happened,

#13

I'm trying to figure stuff out.

#14

Am I a boy to you?

#15

I stood up for you.

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Scared...

#18

They're gonna, uh... They just went out some.

#19

Dante: What you're doing is wrong.

#20

I saw Mateo and his guys...

#21

[Water runs]

#22

the county prosecutor is not going to bring charges.

#23

Okay.

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we remained steadfast in support of our two accused students...

#27

Don't push any actual acceptance of Eric's lifestyle.

#28

[Sighs]

#29

Okay?

#30

You know what? You're 17, and you don't get it.

#31

[Cellphone vibrates]

#32

She said that you're gay

#33

And I think, "if I didn't know this girl..."

#34

How they've handled it was a mess.

#35

Happy birthday.

#36

[Scoffs]

#37

But... but the first chance they get to lie...

#38

So, what am I supposed to do?

#39 #40 #41 #42

that come with being on the board of directors of Leyland,

#43

I am happy to say our future has never been more assured.

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