![]() ![]() But Eleven hears screams, and not “good screams.” Her suspicions are further confirmed when they find Heather’s blood-smeared lifeguard bag and whistle in Billy’s bathroom. Max initially plays it down, assuming it’s just her gross brother getting freaky with a date. She tells Max Mayfield (Sadie Sink) she saw Billy on the floor with a girl. Not the standard spit-swapping spin the bottle, this is psychic spin the bottle, where whichever name the bottle lands on, Eleven enters The Void to spy on them. It wasn’t entirely clear before what the Upside Down wanted Billy to build, but now it makes sense - he’s building an army.Įleven (Millie Bobby Brown) senses something is wrong with Billy during a game of spin the bottle. That’s right, Billy and the missing lifeguard are now both under the command of the Mind Flayer and have embarked on some sort of Bonnie and Clyde killing spree across Hawkins. ![]() Tom and his wife are attacked and kidnapped by their daughter Heather (Francesca Reale) and her new “boyfriend” Billy Hargrove (Dacre Montgomery). It’s beautiful irony then that the douchey editor-in-chief becomes victim to the rat problem. Related 5 Questions With Sadie Sink Ahead of 'Stranger Things' Season 3 The newsroom is a hive of narrow-minded misogynists, who refuse to believe that a young woman is capable of doing anything other than pouring coffee. But no matter how much evidence Nancy presents, her bosses laugh her off. Driscoll chowing down on a bag of fertilizer. And it’s not only the rats on a feasting frenzy, as Nancy and Jonathan Byers (Charlie Heaton) find out when they walk in on Mrs. As it turns out, Doris Driscoll isn’t the only person in town who has experienced rodents stealing her chemical supplies. Nancy Wheeler (Natalia Dyer), who believes she’s onto something big with the rat story, is berated for continuing to pursue her leads. “We’ll decide what’s a real story and what’s not,” says Tom, the a**hole editor of the Hawkins Post. ![]() But nope, people still want to plug their ears and go on pretending. A missing lifeguard? Mutant rats feeding on chemicals? Evil Russian spies at the mall? Weird electromagnetic activity? Sure, why not? Seems like just another day in Hawkins. You’d think after all the craziness that’s gone down in Hawkins, Indiana over the past couple of years that people would be more willing to believe each other, no matter how outlandish the story. ![]()
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