“Stranger Things” Sentence Starter Pt 1
“You’ve been playing for ten hours?!”
“We talked about this! You can’t take shifts when I’m working!”
“I think it’s kind of cool. It’s like you have superpowers, or something.”
“Yeah, except I can’t fight evil with it.”
“It was a one-time…..two-time thing.”
“I’ll climb through your window, I’m stealthy. Like a ninja.”
“Mornings are for coffee and contemplation.”
“My mom thought I was on debate team but really I was just screwing girls in the back of my dad’s Oldsmobile.”
“You know, kids are mean. They laugh at him/her/they, pick on him/her/they, make fun of his/hers/their clothes.”
“What did I just say? One at a damn time.”
“No, I won’t. I don’t get scared like that anymore.”
“Yeah, all I know is she’s scared to death. I think she might have been abused or kidnapped.”
“Think he could be hurt? Maybe he walked away?”
“What you think I didn’t check my own house?!”
“Hey, what did I do? What did I do?”
“Galaxies and the universe and whatnot, she/he/they always did good with that. I always thought there was enough going on down here.”
“It’s alright. You sit tight, whoever it is out there I’ll tell them to go away real quick.”
“Sorry again for almost turning you away back there.”
“Don’t do anything stupid.”
“How about every time you get something right I take off a piece of clothing, but every time you get something wrong….”
“Are you crazy!? My parents are here!”
“Was this your plan all along? To get me alone in my room and get another knotch in your belt?”
“I barely even know what’s going on with you. I’m so sorry.”
“No, no, no. You can’t do that to yourself. This is not your fault.”
“I know it. I can feel it, in my heart. You just have to trust me on this, okay?”
“I’m just being realistic, ___!”
“Did you run away? Are you in trouble?”
“She/he/they said no and yes. Your three year old sister can say more!”
“We should tell your mom.”
“Is that real?! Sorry. I’ve just never seen a kid with a tattoo before.”
“You’re saying that that’s not weird?!”
“All I’m saying is it’s an emotional time.”
“Oh, come on. You’re wasting your time!”
“Yeah? Well, cops are good at finding. Stay here.”
“You’re in trouble, aren’t you? Who - who are you in trouble with?”
“Bad? Bad people? They want to hurt you? The bad people?”
“And there was something else, I don’t know. It was - it was some kind of animal. I don’t know.”
“A party? It’s Tuesday..”
“Obviously his/her/their stupid plan failed.”
“No way, ___ would never rat us out.”
“Yeah, it’s fun. Come on. Just trust me, alright?”
“This is ridiculous! I’m so sick of it!”
“You shouldn’t like things because people tell you you’re supposed to, okay?”
“I need this phone and I need two weeks advance. And a pack of Camels.”
“I promise. That means something that you can’t break. Ever.”
“I want you to feel like you can talk to me. I never want you to feel like you have to hide stuff from me. I’m here for you.”
“I heard he/she/they were drunk as a skunk and did it on a ten dollar bet.”
“Telling any adults would put us in danger!”
“What kind of danger? ___, what kind of danger?!”
“No, no, no. We’re going back to plan A.”
“Really? Want to check up my ass too?”
“You don’t think I want to see you?”
“Maybe I’ll trade you in for the younger model.”
“Because I don’t want to go by myself. ___, it’s not rocket science. Just tell your parents your staying at my house tonight.”
“We never would have upset you if we knew you had superpowers.”
“A friend is someone you would do anything for.”
“Spit swear - you never break your word. It’s a bond.”
“Friends… they tell each other things. Things that parents don’t know.”
“We can’t park in the driveway! The neighbors might see.”
“You can be like my guardian. Make sure I don’t get drunk and do stupid things.”
“Is that a new bra? Really?”
“Is that supposed to impress me? You are a cliche, you do know that don’t you?”
