The crew loves its needs however and Eddie seems to be giving off "joining the main cast vibes. He is still very expendable but it is a slight bummer to have another character introduced to die the very same season.
If they are killing a main character, it won't be till next season. I don't see Eleven dying because they already did a fake death in season 1.
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I'm with you, and I think a lot of people are. There was a discussion about this a few days ago in here, and personally I'm on the side where I dislike that modern TV has conditioned people into thinking that there needs to be character deaths to progress the plot.
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I could see some time travel elements coming into play, but not in a super flashy Back to the Future type of way or anything. They kind of seem to be hinting at it a bit with how Nancy's house in the Upside Down was frozen in time to the day Will went missing. There's definitely going to be some payoff with that and the Duffers have mentioned as much in a recent interview:
‘Stranger Things’ Creators Answer Burning Questions About Eleven’s Origins, Will’s Sexuality (and Birthday!) and More Ahead of Volume 2
"Stranger Things" creators the Duffer Brothers answers burning questions about the "Stranger Things 4" Volume 1 finale.
Variety: "This is purely me trying to figure out if this is something I didn't understand or catch — but why did time in the Upside Down freeze on the day Will was taken by the demogorgon and why hasn't it started back up?"
Matt Duffer: "That is a very good question. That is actually one of the few questions that we've raised this season that isn't going to get answered in Volume 2. But that's setting the stage for some big reveals in our final season. We've said this before, but Netflix, midway through Season 1, they went, "Can you just please explain to us what the Upside Down is, and where these monsters are coming from — all of this stuff?" So we wrote this document — we spent like a week with our writers just writing out all the mythology and that really is where we really defined what the Upside Down was and where these monsters were coming from and what it all meant. And so this season, we are giving the audience a lot of information, but there's still mysteries about the Upside Down, and that is a big one. But we really wanted to hint at it this season because it's going to play such a huge role moving…"
Ross Duffer: "You do learn more in Volume 2."
This is why I don't think Vecna made the UD. It wouldn't be much of a surprise if Vecna made it all.I could see some time travel elements coming into play, but not in a super flashy Back to the Future type of way or anything. They kind of seem to be hinting at it a bit with how Nancy's house in the Upside Down was frozen in time to the day Will went missing. There's definitely going to be some payoff with that and the Duffers have mentioned as much in a recent interview:
‘Stranger Things’ Creators Answer Burning Questions About Eleven’s Origins, Will’s Sexuality (and Birthday!) and More Ahead of Volume 2
"Stranger Things" creators the Duffer Brothers answers burning questions about the "Stranger Things 4" Volume 1 finale.
Variety: "This is purely me trying to figure out if this is something I didn't understand or catch — but why did time in the Upside Down freeze on the day Will was taken by the demogorgon and why hasn't it started back up?"
Matt Duffer: "That is a very good question. That is actually one of the few questions that we've raised this season that isn't going to get answered in Volume 2. But that's setting the stage for some big reveals in our final season. We've said this before, but Netflix, midway through Season 1, they went, "Can you just please explain to us what the Upside Down is, and where these monsters are coming from — all of this stuff?" So we wrote this document — we spent like a week with our writers just writing out all the mythology and that really is where we really defined what the Upside Down was and where these monsters were coming from and what it all meant. And so this season, we are giving the audience a lot of information, but there's still mysteries about the Upside Down, and that is a big one. But we really wanted to hint at it this season because it's going to play such a huge role moving…"
Ross Duffer: "You do learn more in Volume 2."
yooo this gives me hope they will stick the landing in V2 and Season 5I could see some time travel elements coming into play, but not in a super flashy Back to the Future type of way or anything. They kind of seem to be hinting at it a bit with how Nancy's house in the Upside Down was frozen in time to the day Will went missing. There's definitely going to be some payoff with that and the Duffers have mentioned as much in a recent interview:
‘Stranger Things’ Creators Answer Burning Questions About Eleven’s Origins, Will’s Sexuality (and Birthday!) and More Ahead of Volume 2
"Stranger Things" creators the Duffer Brothers answers burning questions about the "Stranger Things 4" Volume 1 finale.
Variety: "This is purely me trying to figure out if this is something I didn't understand or catch — but why did time in the Upside Down freeze on the day Will was taken by the demogorgon and why hasn't it started back up?"
Matt Duffer: "That is a very good question. That is actually one of the few questions that we've raised this season that isn't going to get answered in Volume 2. But that's setting the stage for some big reveals in our final season. We've said this before, but Netflix, midway through Season 1, they went, "Can you just please explain to us what the Upside Down is, and where these monsters are coming from — all of this stuff?" So we wrote this document — we spent like a week with our writers just writing out all the mythology and that really is where we really defined what the Upside Down was and where these monsters were coming from and what it all meant. And so this season, we are giving the audience a lot of information, but there's still mysteries about the Upside Down, and that is a big one. But we really wanted to hint at it this season because it's going to play such a huge role moving…"
Ross Duffer: "You do learn more in Volume 2."
I could see some time travel elements coming into play, but not in a super flashy Back to the Future type of way or anything. They kind of seem to be hinting at it a bit with how Nancy's house in the Upside Down was frozen in time to the day Will went missing. There's definitely going to be some payoff with that and the Duffers have mentioned as much in a recent interview:
‘Stranger Things’ Creators Answer Burning Questions About Eleven’s Origins, Will’s Sexuality (and Birthday!) and More Ahead of Volume 2
"Stranger Things" creators the Duffer Brothers answers burning questions about the "Stranger Things 4" Volume 1 finale.
Variety: "This is purely me trying to figure out if this is something I didn't understand or catch — but why did time in the Upside Down freeze on the day Will was taken by the demogorgon and why hasn't it started back up?"
Matt Duffer: "That is a very good question. That is actually one of the few questions that we've raised this season that isn't going to get answered in Volume 2. But that's setting the stage for some big reveals in our final season. We've said this before, but Netflix, midway through Season 1, they went, "Can you just please explain to us what the Upside Down is, and where these monsters are coming from — all of this stuff?" So we wrote this document — we spent like a week with our writers just writing out all the mythology and that really is where we really defined what the Upside Down was and where these monsters were coming from and what it all meant. And so this season, we are giving the audience a lot of information, but there's still mysteries about the Upside Down, and that is a big one. But we really wanted to hint at it this season because it's going to play such a huge role moving…"
Ross Duffer: "You do learn more in Volume 2."
We did see the demo do anything other than jump on him. It cut away right after.
