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Morning

Happy pride month

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Morning ☕

Today I wanted to share something curious that crossed my mind, and I don't think it's a simple coincidence.

Do you remember the Jack Kerouac poster that was briefly seen in Mike's room?

Well, I noticed a bit late that the writer, in this particular photo, is tuning the dial of a radio.

Do you know who is a ham radio operator?

Yes, exactly.

I believe this photograph wasn't chosen at random. It has a deep meaning and is the very reflection of what Mike wants and desires.

What do you think?

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Okay, here’s something I don’t understand. For a while, it was said that the Void scene was just Mike’s imagination, right? If that were the case, in a nutshell, not only was there no kiss or 'I love you,' but there were also no words like 'you understand me better than anyone.' If this is true, now it makes sense why Millie Bobby Brown herself said before the premiere that Mike didn't understand Jane's traumas—meaning, her most vulnerable and painful side.

This means that Mike didn't do or say anything to her in the physical world... That is so cruel 🙃

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In the original script, only Mike was going to be left in the basement. It was actually Noah Schnapp who suggested an individual goodbye from the group.

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Today, some fragments of the show's original script were revealed.

The curious thing, although some denied it, is the amount of omitted scenes that were deleted.

Will we ever know what it's about? Nobody knows.

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​Q: "What is it about this show that inspired you as an actor?"

David: "Nothing."

OMG

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Here is what Jamie said

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Hi 🌼

Yesterday, the Duffer brothers and part of the Stranger Things cast gathered at the Emmys FYSEE Event to answer some questions.

The cast talked about the series and even boldly criticized the Duffers' work this final season. Both Noah and Jamie agreed that the brothers didn't answer many of their messages where they made suggestions and asked for clarifications.

Personally, looking at everyone's attitudes, there seems to be a widespread discontent.

What do you think?

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Yesterday, the actress who played Lucas and Erica's mom in Stranger Things, Karen Ceesay, uploaded this photo to her Instagram and didn't hesitate to support comments referring to Lumax and Byler.

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Good afternoon, fandom ⛅

After the mediocre interview from the Duffers on May 13th, today we have new material.

A Lumax/Byler photograph alongside the Sinclair family

And a video of Jamie Campbell talking about Byler and Will.

For the moment, Jamie has been the first actor from the show to defend Byler after the Duffers claimed that 'Byler was never in the cards.' I think that from now on, other actors and actresses might join in to give their opinion and point of view.

What do you think?

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How are we supposed to take what they say seriously when they can't answer a simple question about something they wrote themselves? This is embarrassing and very unprofessional.

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Good afternoon🪾

Today, I wanted to share my opinion on what happened last night regarding the interview and what the Duffers said. While they didn't clarify anything new and avoided discussing certain topics, I see there is a lot of pain, despite the fact that we were already told this back in mid-January.

​But there is something here that I want to analyze carefully, and that is the existence of Byler within the story. According to Ross Duffer, "Byler was never in the cards" and its "narrative made no sense." If this is truly the case, why did they persist with this for so many years without denying it when they had the chance? Why did Netflix itself market Byler by using the ship in various advertisements? Why was the relationship between Henry and Patty compared so much to Will and Mike? "Even the theater directors themselves have mentioned it.

"Hawkins isn't the same without you."

And most importantly, why was Finn Wolfhard told that the painting would be worth it in the future if the narrative was never planned? There are two options here: either they didn't know how to develop a gay romance due to a lack of talent, or they are lying.

The narrative exists and it is very solid, even if the Duffers say otherwise. If it weren't, why did people notice BYLER in the first place? Both met as children and became so synchronized that they ended up having the same tastes. They know each other; they know when the other is doing well and when they are struggling, and that is something the series itself has shown us. Both have the day they met marked, and both used that same memory to save each other's lives when they were in danger.

So, what part of this story wouldn't be logical now?

​From my point of view, I believe these statements contradict what has been expressed before and greatly contradict what happened on screen. Sincerely, I think the Duffers don't understand what is coming out of their own mouths.

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Yesterday, Millie Bobby Brown celebrated her husband's birthday by dedicating a photo and a few words to him on her personal Instagram account.

​However, within minutes, a group of "fans" began harassing her and bothering Jake with various photos of "Mileven" and Finn Wolfhard in the comments.

​And I ask myself: why do they do that? What is the goal? Even a PSYCHOLOGIST commented. This is extremely disrespectful and crosses all moral boundaries. Millie doesn't deserve this. She has already started a family and has a young daughter to care for. What is wrong with people?

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Morning ☀️

It’s incredible how Millie Bobby Brown warned us that neither Mileven nor Byler would be the endgame.

​Now, if we listen closely to her speech and analyze it clearly, she implies that, for her, the relationship between Mike and Jane was over. Not just as a couple, but in everything that entails—sentimentally and emotionally.

​And this is where I don’t understand Netflix's intentions: Why would Mike be the Paladin (Narrator) and Jane the Mage? Why would Mike be the narrator of a story when the actress herself admitted he didn’t understand Eleven’s traumas?

​Did the Duffers and Netflix try to sell us this as an 'eternal love' when Millie herself practically buried the relationship between Mike and Jane?

​What do you think?

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Summer of 1990

The "Party" + Max

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A few days ago, I noticed how the word 'lovebirds' meant absolutely nothing within the series. When Robin mentioned it while speaking to Steve and Jonathan, I realized it held no romantic significance within the story.

This might suggest that between Mike and Jane, there was no longer a relationship of affection or a romantic bond.

What do you think?