[ SECRET POST #4023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4023 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

The only one that was not in season 1 was Lucas/Max/Dustin, which wasn't really that big. So, did you also think that after season 1?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think OP is talking just about number of relationships, but amount of screentime that is given to them.

[rosehiptea]

I wish they would give a little less screen time to the romantic stuff, though I don't mind it as much with Mike and Eleven because they're very good friends and their bond is really important to the show.

That said I think they gave plenty of time to non-romantic plots and I still really enjoyed Season 2.

[(Anonymous)]

I love Mike and Eleven, and I'm very, very down for seeing more of that relationship going forward. It's fascinating to me, seeing them have such a strong, deep bond with each other at such a young age. The question, to me, is, how do these characters navigate their relationship and develope understandings of it when it is, in some ways, a far more serious, complex, and committed relationship than they're in any way prepared for?

Where Steve, Nancy, and Jonathan are concerned, I would have certainly preferred for them to be a threesome. But I never believed for a second that the canon would go that way with them, so I wasn't at all let down when it didn't. I don't love that Nancy and Jonathan got together, because I feel like they're a pairing that's a lot more interesting as pining friends than as an established couple. But I did like what S2 did with Steve's character, in terms of showing how much he'd grown.

The only one I didn't overly like was Lucas/Max/Dustin, but I didn't hate their dynamic either. It just felt a little superfluous in S2. But I'm content to wait and see how the writers build on Max/Lucas, and further develop Dustin, in S3.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like I wrote this secret in my sleep.

[(Anonymous)]

:)