At the beginning, I felt that the characters in this season have grown into the ones I don’t like. The taste of love made 11 and Mike become ordinary men and women who are easily occupied by sensibility and rationality. It makes me feel that this person has become a greasy jerk, and the relationship of the foursome has changed from the past. Dustin's late arrival and Will's active departure all make me feel that "Stranger Things" has changed. No longer youthful, no longer aggressive, no longer summer, and even began to become conspiracy theories, become political. but! Oh my God! After watching it, I found out that I really do! Love this change so much! ! ! If the original "Stranger Things" was shaped by events, then individuals were revealed from the events. Then the third season has completely become - this is a personality group drama, and it is not as simple as solving puzzles and fighting monsters. Obviously, each character contains more or less thinking about current social issues. Nancy faces the issue of the "glass ceiling" in the workplace. The part where she confronts Jonathan in the car is so classic that it needs to be read by anyone who is not in charge of politics. "Is the world supposed to be like this? What the hell are we doing work for." Will and Robin's hidden LGBT issues are also commendable. Will felt different from his friends because of his sexual orientation, but he was passively open, while Robin changed from passive hiding to active disclosure. In this show, LGBT issues are not the main theme of the show, but only a part of shaping the characters. But we can feel the "forbearance, helplessness and growth" of the characters from this link. What Xiao 11 and Max face is more interesting - the contradiction between the sexes and the awakening of self-awareness. I also suddenly fell in love with Max because of this season. She told Xiao 11 to "find myself" and yelled at the boys for "taking girls as a category and an object". Even characters without meaningful meaning are still a plus. The vicious and smart Erica, the arrogant and kind Russian brother, and even Dustin's girlfriend who finally appeared out of thin air. And Joyce, God, I love her so much too! ! ! And, sorry I started to think greasy Hopper and disgusting Billy finally critted my tears. "Stranger Things" is indeed growing gradually, the theme is getting deeper and deeper, the contradictions are getting more and more prominent, the characters are growing along with it, and the topics are getting wider and wider. Although it is not he in the real sense in the end, and there is no happy dance party at the end of the second season. but
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