Clay and his friends are struggling to cope with the cover-up of Tyler's attempted massacre at the Spring Fling, while helping him towards recovery. Though, we do see a few humanizing moments for Monty, such as seeing his abuse from his father as well as his repressed homosexuality, as well as showing a softer side to Winston such as genuinely apologizing to him for beating him up the last time they hooked up and opening up to him about his feelings, which shows that his virulent and obsessive homophobia is likely a result of some sort of self-loathing that he hides deep inside through his sadistic cruelty. Tyler takes revenge on the entire team, by burning the field. Through its various storylines, the show explores and depicts a wide range of social issues affecting modern youth, including The first season was released on Netflix on March 31, 2017. At one of Liberty High School's school dances, he goes up behind After his suspension, Montgomery torments Tyler Down despite the latter's unprovoking actions. This is the only time where he is ever shown to have a human side to him.

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Although he wasn't a major tape subject, Monty played a supporting role in spreading the rumor about He serves as a supporting antagonist in the first season, one of the two main antagonists (alongside He was first seen playing video games with the other guys in Bryce's house.Montgomery sped through the road with Justin, to get to school and was stopped by It is revealed, after Alex remembers, in a flashback that he and Alex were present at Bryce's house the night Hannah was raped. 5:46. alex + montgomery | fuck you [humor] Like you said, Alex started it and i’m on your side, Montgomery, always.” In Season 2, Montgomery is concerned about what could happen to Bryce as a result of the trial. Despite his cruel nature, Monty was mourned by Clay and his friends as even they felt he didn't deserve to die.

He also moons Tyler after a picture of the photographer's ass is shared throughout the school. Montgomery de la Cruz is a famous soccer player who cares about no one but himself. Tyler attempts to apologize for his actions, showing some regret, but Montgomery refuses, and beats him up, before sodomizing him with a mop. And if Clay and Tony didn’t stop Tyler, he would be a school shooter and probably destroy more lives than Monty did. Monty Later walks out of the house holding a nightstick covered in both his and his father's blood. Montgomery De La Cruz he was a human being - Duration: 3:25. nenastie 419,615 views.

In Season 2, they are no longer friends. It concluded with a highly graphic and controversial assault scene involving Liberty student Tyler Down, upon which he decides to massacre the school at the Spring Fling before being talked out of it by Clay.The third season is set eight months after the end of the second season. Winston, who is also upset about Monty's death, confronts Ani about lying to the police, since he knows Monty is innocent and he didn't deserve to die like he did. The site's critical consensus states: "The marketing analytics firm Jumpshot determined the first season was the second-most viewed Netflix season in the first 30 days after it premiered, garnering 48% of the viewers that the The release of the TV show caused public concern about the risk of suicide contagion among teenagers – particularly in those who have suicidal thoughts.Prior to the series' release, scholars had studied the After the series' release, a study published in the Several health professionals, educators and advocates linked the show to self-harm and suicide threats among young people. He is portrayed by Timothy Granaderos. He once shoves Tyler to the floor when he passes him in the hall, and another time pins Tyler against the wall and threatens to break Tyler's expensive cameras against Tyler's face. His violent tendencies may also be a result of his abuse of steroids as well. Therefore, he remains mostly unsympathetic despite becoming a far more complex character than he was in the first two seasons. This is his final antagonistic appearance in the season. Though it is unknown at the time, he is the one who runs Clay off the road, and later he and three other jocks beat Clay up in the locker room in an attempt to silence him. He is an arrogant, selfish, and cruel person, who regularly hangs out with the likes of Montgomery, by all accounts, is a one-dimensional bully. In the season finale, he has a cast on his arm, which Bryce believes is due to his father beating him. After Montgomery is killed in prison, Clay helps frame him for Bryce's murder to protect Alex. Timothy Granaderos as Monty de la Cruz (seasons 3–4; recurring seasons 1–2), a vicious bully from an abusive family who is a student at Liberty High. Scott and Monty carrying Bryce on their shoulders in "Scott and Montgomery appeared to be friends in Season 2. He is a cruel, sadistic, unsympathetic and naturally violent bully, most likely because of his abusive history with his father. The two meet again after the Homecoming game. In the second season, Monty is revealed to have an extremely abusive father.