The Hate U Give Chapters 12-14

Chapter 12

• April Ofrah appointment discussed significant themes in the book.
• Starr created "The Khalil I Know" Tumblr page to honor Khalil's memory.
• DeVante received Starr's old laptop, emphasizing themes of connection and support.
• A hairbrush was mistaken for a gun, highlighting misinterpretations related to race.

Chapter 13

• Mr. Lewis faces a violent attack, and DeVante makes a daring escape.
• The code name for King Lords is "Gray Boys."
• Police interrupted a heated exchange between Mr. Lewis and Maverick, showcasing police tensions in the community.
• Starr disclosed to her father that Chris was her boyfriend, emphasizing family relations.

Chapter 14

• Chapter showcases the fallout from an interview with 115's officer and Hailey's exposure as a racist.
• Hailey and Starr had disagreements over class protests, reflecting broader social issues.
• Ms. Yang, Maya's mother, is introduced, expanding character relationships.
• Starr was unsettled by an interview with Officer Brian’s father, raising issues of injustice.

Chapter 15

• The DA meeting centered around Khalil's case while King threatens Starr, increasing family tensions.
• Sekani, Mama, and Starr were in the middle of riots and conflict over Maverick’s involvement.
• Mama reflected on Khalil’s feelings for Starr, deepening the emotional narrative.
• The family’s decision to move was prompted by threats from King, focusing on safety.

Chapter 16

• Starr’s identity as a witness to Khalil's death became publicly known.
• Speculations about Khalil's final words were discussed, adding to the tragedy of the narrative.
• Chris and DeVante formed a bond over video games, showcasing moments of levity amidst tension.
• Diane Carey and John, the producers, handled Starr's interview, highlighting media depiction.

Chapter 17

• Ms. Ofrah’s offer to pay for Starr’s college further emphasized support systems.
• Contrast between Garden Heights and Williamson was explored; Starr's dual identity revealed.
• Starr opened up about her past to Chris, including her regrets about Khalil, showing character growth.
• The dynamics at Seven’s party illustrated the complexities of friendships and alliances.

Additional Highlights

• Hailey demonstrated insensitivity through racist comments, which caused friction with her friends.
• Seven celebrated personal milestones like graduation and turning 18, marking significant life transitions.
• The turf wars between Garden Disciples and Cedar Grove King Lords illustrated ongoing community strife.
• Starr’s internal conflicts about belonging and identity were evident in social situations and her interactions with friends.