Waiting for the latest Stranger Things season for three years was well worth it.
The show’s creators, Brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, regained the magic of the first season of the hit Netflix horror in Season 4. The last two episodes will be streamed from 7 pm on Friday.
If you glance at the first seven episodes of the season that first landed in late May, you’ve been waiting for a while to see what’s going on at the finale: Will Steve die? Do you fall in love with Mike?
Fans spent a month elaborating “clues,” comments, and plots on a full-fledged theory of what went down. The breakdown of the best of them is as follows.
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There is no end to the “nice little bow”
The last two episodes (“Daddy” and “Piggyback”) start in just four hours. The Duffer brothers made fun of the dark ending, so those 240 minutes would be tense for super fans.
“I don’t really want to say that, but I’m sure you’ll be worried about the characters in Volume 2,” Ross Duffer told Variety magazine, so you can expect to say goodbye to your favorite character.
The ending isn’t “tied up with a nice little bow,” unlike the previous season, the brothers said.
Instead, things stay hanging. This is painful as you have to wait another 3 years for the loose threads to resolve.
At the Stranger Things Season 4 finale, I’m afraid of my favorite character.
What about Steve?
Anguish could be at the heart of Volume 2, as consensus from the collective spirit of Stranger Things on social media expects the show’s most beloved character, Steve, to die.
With Steve and Nancy’s relationship rebuilt, Robin’s bond and his role as a guardian of the children, his death will cause an implied bowel punch.
In several interviews, Noah Schnapp (Will) hinted at the death of the protagonist. There is talk of Hopper dying seriously this time, but it seems unlikely he will die after he elicits a false death at the end of Season 3.
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Eleven is smiling now, but will she smile when the dust settles down?
Will the hopper get it back?
The most pressing issue for Hopper is how to return to Hawkins before Eleven anticipates a confrontation with Vecna.
The plane that Joyce and Murray arrived at was destroyed. How do you get home? Thankfully, Netflix has provided us with some important clues.
The teaser poster reveals a central rift in which the Russian prison hopper was imprisoned, and the trailer for Volume 2 depicts his small fragment wielding a flamethrower inside the prison. Therefore, many believe that Hopper, Joyce, and Murray will pass through the rift and back upside down to Hawkins.
Another teaser poster depicts Eleven facing the giant Vecna, creating the confrontation we’ve been waiting for.
But before she fights Vecna, Eleven needs to work on her identity and the past and find the power to overcome him.
Will and Eddie may have a similar character arc at the season finale, as they must confront their identities before gaining the power to help defeat Bekna. Will may agree with his sexuality, and given the long-term speculation among fans that Will has feelings for his best friend Mike, the secret he’s working on. The painting will probably play a central role in this arc.
Meanwhile, Eddie will confront his cowardice, as revealed in the trailer for Volume 2.
The trailer turns him upside down and plays his mind on his precious electric guitar, so expect another Kate Bush-type moment to happen on the iconic 80’s guitar.
Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 2 will be streamed on Netflix on July 1st.
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