[ SECRET POST #3978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3978 ⌋

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08. [WARNING for discussion of rape]

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Comments

[rosehiptea]

I thought they did a pretty good job with making it a bit mysterious how she ended up in the cabin in the woods. And considering she was raised in a lab I don't think it's impossible she would have stayed indoors for a long time.

It did bother me that they showed her coming back out of the Upside Down right away after she went into it at the end of Season 1. (At least that was how it looked to me.) I felt like she should have been in there for a while dealing with the monster. Also wouldn't people have looked for her there right after it happened?

[(Anonymous)]

She was a prisoner in the lab and she'd had a taste of what it was like to be free and have friends. If anything, I think that would make it harder to go back to staying indoors in a cabin, mostly by yourself, while your best friend pleads for you to answer him every single day.

[rosehiptea]

Those are fair points to make and I do think she should have been allowed to respond to Mike.

But unfortunately Hopper was right that she was in very serious danger, too. He may not have handled it in the best way but I think if the wrong people catch up to her she would die.