These two tweets are kinda my roman empire like every time someone asks why I think s5 was so ass these two images are my immediate response

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These two tweets are kinda my roman empire like every time someone asks why I think s5 was so ass these two images are my immediate response
Mike Wheeler you would totally be into AJR
(also, is it just me or does The Maybe Man Album have Mike Wheeler vibes. I am probably wrong sense I tend to focus more on Will)
So far, I've noticed white lines in a few scenes, and I'm curious to see if they mean something,
but this is even more interesting. Look what happens after Lonnie and Joyce hug.
Original scene
VHS edition. Why does it look like there are flickering lights?
And the transition is even better, because
this is the original version
but in the VHS edition, the Hawkins National Laboratory sign is exactly under Lonnie's and Joyce's feet. Definitely not a coincidence.
Since we see this in the next episode, I think it's a big clue
Edit: in the article in 1x08 they also say that Will was the subject of a secret government program, and what Holly sees in his room reminds of what the lab kids do in S4
I hope they release the VHS edition of S2 in August, S3 in September, S4 in October and S5 in November. Hopefully, Side B this time, and hopefully, there will be changes in other seasons too.
I don't know if it means something, but I noticed this
Edward, like Edward Creel, and Maxwell's disease
Maxwell (coffee), a rocket, like Will's rainbow ship, and the word save
Hm
I still wonder if these pics are hints that the guy we see in Nina was actually in the silo (experiments in Nevada, right?). But in the 70s, or the 80s?
Anyway, IF he really was there, and not as a memory, the story would completely change (unless Brenner sees him too in the silo, in a vision or something like that)
But there's one thing that has been bothering me since episode 1. Why was the light already on in the shed? I know we see this in many movies and tv shows, but in this case I can't tell if it's a clue or not.
Like we've been pointing out for years, there's definitely something weird in Will's vanishing, and with all the parallels between this scene and the kids' visions in S4, I just can't trust anything I see lol
We see that his hair keeps changing, and this is intentional. But why? Are all these hints that we've been seeing different timelines? Altered memories? Both?
So many questions.