An Opportunity High student who skips school on the day of the shooting and tweets about the day’s events in anguish from his home. Jay has a crush on Kevin Rolland and texts him repeatedly throughout the day, not knowing that Tyler murdered him in the first moments of the shooting.
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Jay Eyck Character Timeline in This Is Where It Ends
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Chapter 1: 10:01-10:02 A.M.
...of tweets, CJ, a student inside the assembly, complains about being sleepy, while another student, Jay, hints that he’s blowing off school to stay home.
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Chapter 5: 10:07-10:10 A.M.
On Twitter, Jay, the student who skipped school, begs for more information and messages his friend Kevin, asking...
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Chapter 7: 10:12-10:15 A.M.
In an increasingly frantic tone, Jay tweets about the shooting at Opportunity High and asks for more information. An anonymous user...
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Chapter 13: 10:27-10:28
On Twitter, Jay responds in frustration to reporters, saying that he skipped school and has no idea what...
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Chapter 14: 10:28-10:30 A.M.
On Twitter, Jay demands that reporters stop asking him questions and “GTFO of my feed.”
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Chapter 18: 10:37-10:39 A.M.
On Twitter, Jay privately messages Kevin and confesses that he was planning to ask him to this year’s...
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Chapter 21: 10:44-10:46 A.M.
Jay tweets that he has “no words for today,” and lots of other Twitter users reply...
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Chapter 25: 10:50-10:53 A.M.
Sending a private message to the murdered Kevin Rolland, Jay mourns the fact that he’ll never be able to say goodbye, and he wishes he...
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