There's two key moments in Will's coming out scene where they show Mike reacting.
They make sure to show Mike reacting to him saying he doesn't like girls. Not a group shot. It's focused on Mike, even before it cuts to Jonathan or anyone else.
And they show Mike nodding when Will says he's not afraid anymore. It's similar to when he nodded to what Will was saying when they were sitting on the car in season 4.
I find this significant, even if I'm upset they're dragging Mike's side of it out into the finale. And he still seems very ambiguous in his relationship with El, especially compared to the other couples.
Come on, guys. Do you really think they're ending Will's personal arc like that?
Now, it does bother me that Will referred to Mike as his Tammy, but that's an assumption he's making. It also bothers me that he referred to it as a crush, when nothing about his feelings add up to that. But it would all make sense if it led to something else in the finale.
Will assumes he's been rejected. He thinks it's the way it has to be. Do you really think they'll just end it like that? Some sort of implied confession and assumed rejection?
If it ends up like that, with some stupid epilogue boyfriend and all, I'll be the first in line for torches and pitchforks, but it doesn't make sense to me. We still have over two hours of Stranger Things left. If they were going to end it like that, they'd have done it next week, not now.
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