s05e01 — Chapter One: The Crawl
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| Duration: | 62 min. |
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Hopes have not been fulfilled yet
I really hope that Max will be alive, and Al will defeat evil, but something tells me that not everything will be so rosy.
At the expense of 1 of your question, I believe that the Underside itself was simply an unfriendly world with demogorgons and demops plus unformed particles of chaos. When Henry gets there, first the Wrong Side forms him (we see the process), and then he forms a Torturer out of chaos in the image of his favorite spiders and becomes part of the general consciousness of the Wrong Side. That is, the world from the Inside Out is a chaotic evil, where all creatures are connected by a collective mind and Henry, once there, took everything under his control.
It seems interesting to me that when Henry is there for the first time, it is shown simply as a random desert, and if this is not done for the sake of heightening the effect, then it was Henry who made the Inside look like Hawkins, from which he came. Which, again, will confirm the idea of his primacy over the Wrong Side.
I haven't thought about the version of Hell, I'm in solidarity here, I don't like it. And the moment of the crack near the church really sets up such reflections (
1) there is an interview with the Duffers, where they tell how they read the caste finale of the whole story and everyone was crying there. So, 100% death of one of the main characters. I would bet on Al or Will as the main "unsuitable" characters in the ordinary world
2) just the "unsuitability" of El. She frankly does not fit into ordinary life, she does not know how to live it, she is good only in a situation of battles with evil. In season 4, we were shown her life without superpowers and focused on the fact that she does not know how to solve ordinary problems. Bullying may well bring an ordinary person to violence, but here the message is about how El cannot "integrate" into ordinary life
3) the series as a whole has been leading a line about self-sacrifice since season 1. Al sacrifices himself for Mike and the guys already in season 1, Bob for the children and Joyce in the second, Hopper in the 3rd, Max chooses to give himself into the hands of Vecna "instead of someone else" in the 4th. It will not be surprising if in the last season the theme of self-sacrifice is elevated to the absolute. The huge gates in Hawkins need to be closed and if Al goes to do it, she will very easily burn in the process. It is quite possible that she will go for it, even realizing the result.
4) this is already the cherry on the cake. The last mise en scene of the 4th season, when everyone goes out on the hill to look at the city, everyone is split into pairs - Nancy with Jonathan, Joyce with Hopper and Mike with Will. El comes forward alone and stands alone, apart from everyone. At the same time, at Max's hospital, they were standing with Mike, huddled together. And here in the field, the placement looks like "this is the battle of El and only her."
How would you like to see the finale of the story already, it will be roof-top 100%
I really would not like to travel in time, because so far this world has very clearly explained the rules of paranormality: The wrong side, rare people with superpowers and scientists studying them. The rest is ordinary reality as we know it. Of course, you can add anything you want, but with time travel, you will have to add El to the past, because if she was sent there, she has always existed there, all these time paradoxes. Let's go without it 🙏
I agree that Will can sacrifice himself (instead of El, as I described above), just so as not to break Mike's heart. The same theory is supported by the dynamics of Al-Hopper, that they always return to each other and find in each other a daughter and a father, respectively. Joyce's character is also constantly positioned as "losing someone important" - first Will, then Bob, then Hopper. It is quite possible that in an equation where everyone should have at least someone, Joyce will have Hopper and Jonathan.
I just don't agree that Robin is not worried - she is scared to death, her words are "to confess to the wrong person and become a pariah." Plus, Robin is older and has already managed to accept her orientation, and Will is still in the process, and besides, his love interest is his best friend, in love with the girl who saved his (Will's) life (they generally have a very brotherly-sisterly relationship, I just dreamed that it would be more time is given). Therefore, Will's confusion, indecision and complete discord are quite understandable.
Again, there is an interview where the cast is asked by the audience if Will is gay and they all look at each other and are very fake like, "noooo, where are you coming from?" So I'm so sure that this line will be made very principled.
I'm waiting, as they once waited for the walking dead.
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We are looking forward to season 5!
Episode 1 — "The Trap" (The Crawl)
Episode 2 — "The Vanishing of Wheeler"
Episode 3 — "The Turbo Trap"
Episode 4 — "The Sorcerer"
Episode 5 — "Shock Jock"
Episode 6 — "Escape From Camazotz"