No biggie! Oh, and because of everything that went down with the Mind Flayer, Eleven lost her powers. Owens and the “Department of Energy” covered up that battle with the story of a tragic mall fire and that while everyone thinks Hopper is tragically dead, we know he’s alive and currently being held in a Soviet prison. You remember all of that, right? Then you’ll also remember that Dr. There’s a lot to catch up on! You’ll recall that season three ended with an epic battle at Starcourt Mall in which the Mind Flayer - now less of a Shadow Monster and more of a “Covered in the Melted Flesh and Bones of Hawkins Citizens” Monster - was foiled in its mission to kill Eleven before eradicating every living thing in our dimension when Billy sacrificed himself and Joyce and Hopper were able to blow up that Russian laser beam those guys were using to open a gate to the Upside Down. So, yes, yes, I think this season will be much darker.īut we get no answers in 1979, so let’s be the good little time travelers El says we are and head to 1986 to get reacclimated to where everything stands in Stranger Things. Still - that is one hell of a way to welcome us all back to Hawkins. I’m sure we’re not getting the whole picture here, which means this flashback is something we’ll most likely be revisiting throughout the season. Has she broken people’s necks with the flick of her head? Also, sure, yes, but in her defense, it’s really only been to protect the people she cares about or herself. I find it very hard to believe that four seasons into this story, we’re getting a twist that Eleven is some psychotic, sociopathic mass murderer. “What have you done?” Brenner yells at her, horrified. Brenner walks into the Rainbow Room and standing over all the horror and death, there’s our little Eleven, her hospital gown covered in blood, with more of it pouring out of her eyes. Everyone, including all of the kids, have been brutally murdered. Brenner finds a trail of blood and bodies. Brenner is going about his typical morning, heading into work to perform experiments on children that he creepily makes call him Papa. Let’s just dive right into that opening sequence, shall we? It’s September 8, 1979, and we’re back at Hawkins Lab. The Duffer brothers promised a darker version of Stranger Things now that the kids are a little older (we find them in March 1986, first-year students in high school) and, buddies, they aren’t lying. And if the two scenes that bookend this premiere episode are any indication, I’m about to get a lot more. It’s been so long! I have so many more gray hairs than I did back in 2019. Now, if that’s the case, these past three (!) years have felt like an entire lifetime for those who have been dying for the next chapter in the Stranger Things saga.
Emotions can make time seem so much slower than it is, she says. “We are all time travelers, if you think about it,” our newly minted California Girl Eleven writes to Mike Wheeler as she waxes on about how the 185 days it’s been since she and the Byers family left Hawkins, Indiana, feel more like ten years to her.
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