“Stranger Things” is known to mix science fiction, terror and nostalgia for pop culture of the 80s. Among all its fantastic and frightening plots, one of the points that most Mark’s fans are the deaths of great impact that occur over the seasons.
Some of them have deeply shaken the characters, have changed the course of history and left scars in public.
Then we recalled 10 deaths that hit the series, moments that were electrified, shocked and showed that nobody is totally safe in Hawkins.
11 deaths in strangest things that have changed everything!
The following list contains spoiler of the four seasons of Stranger Things. Keep your risk!
Barbara Holland (Barb)
Nancy Wheeler’s best friend, Barb disappears in the second episode and confirmed his death in the seventh. His absence mobilizes the public with the “Justice for Barba” movement and Motiva Nancy to investigate the laboratory, directly influencing the plot of the second season.
Benny Hammond
The owner of Hawkins’ catering, Benny is one of the first to find eleven after his escape. It is assassinated by government agents in the first episode. His early death establishes the dark and dangerous tone of the series from the beginning.
Dr. Martin Brenner
Dr. Brenner was the head of the Hawkins National Laboratory, head of experiments with eleven. Despite being an antagonist, his relationship with eleven is ambiguous. He dies in the “Pope” episode, hit by the military while trying to protect it. His death ends the abusive control cycle on eleven and free it to follow his path against Vecna.
Bob Newby
Radio Shack Manager and Joyce Byers’ new boyfriend, Bob has quickly become one of the fans of the fans. He heroically dies helping to escape the Hawkins laboratory, attacked by demodogs. His death shows that nobody is truly saved and strengthens the link between Joyce and Hopper.
Chrissy Cunningham
Chrissy, Hawkins High Fans, is brutally murdered by Vecna in the episode “The Hellfire Club”. His death before Eddie begins the persecution against him, marks the psychological terror of Vecna and introduces the theme of the silent trauma of youth.
Eddie Munson
The leader of the Hellfire Club Eddie was an marginalized that obtained importance in the fourth season. Unjustly accused by Vecna’s murders, he sacrifices himself in the reversed world to earn time for his friends. He dies in Dustin’s arms, ending his bow like an misunderstood hero.
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Dr. Alexei
Russian scientist charismatic, Alexei wins the audience with his innocent and enchanted way with the United States. He was killed by Grigori during the Hawkins fair, shocking Joyce and Murray and intensifying the geopolitical tension of the third season.
Patrick McKinney
Basketball and colleague of Jason Carver, Patrick is another victim of the curse of Vecna. His death during a persecution in Lover’s Lake is testified by several characters and strengthens the idea that the Hellfire club is a demonic sect, inflaming collective paranoia.
Jason Carver
Captain of Basket and Chrissy’s boyfriend, Jason becomes an antagonist obsessed with revenge. He dies brutally, broken in half when the Vecna portal opens to Creel’s house. His death symbolizes the collapse of the order in Hawkins and the price of intolerance.
Billy Hargrove
Max’s half -brother, Billy begins like a bad guy, but has an arc of redemption. Can from the devourer of the mind, he sacrifices himself to save eleven at the end of the third season. His death has a strong emotional impact on Max, directly influencing his journey in the fourth season.
Max Mayfield
Despite being technically alive, Max almost dies in the hands of Vecna in the final episode. It is clinically dead for a few seconds, but Eleven manages to revive him. However, Max is in a coma, blind and seriously injured. His condition marks Vecna’s partial victory and drastically alters the group’s dynamics last season.
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