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How often do you think about the fact that Thomas went into the Maze for Newt's sake—to keep him alive—only to end up having to kill him with his own hands?

I may get a lot of negativity for this opinion, but I hate how many hetero normative fans inhabit any mlm fandom and turn a gay guy into a girl as much as possible so that it would be easier for the second "straight" guy to love him.

Byerson au, where Will falls in love with Dustin and the story is less dramatic. Dustin, in the third season, he meets Susie at the camp, and it's convenient for him. She's at a distance, she's from a Mormon family, so they won't have any physical intimacy before the wedding, and technically he has a girlfriend to meet socially acceptable norms, and be straight in the eyes of others, but don't torture himself and don't think about the inner feelings of wrongness when he's with a girl.

Every time I watch the scorch trials, I'm deeply upset and touched by Winston's death. But why did they give him their only weapon and then be left completely unarmed in the desert, surrounded by Cranks while the military searches for them? That's the dumbest decision in the world.

I don't know about you guys, but I'll always think about Will and Holly's connection, how she was in Henry's crosshairs since season one and saw the lights when Will disappeared. How Will lived in the same house with her for 18 months, watched her grow up, and wanted so badly to help her. And then they gave us nothing.

So, Will Byers' worst nightmare has come true?

Unpopular opinion: the mother of the group is Jonathan because he does a lot for these children, never complains about it, and no one really recognises how much he has done. Steve is a father because everyone is impressed and adores him when he comes to help

Many people argue that Mike never told El that he loved her in the farewell scene, but I know it's because Will didn't hold his shoulder and didn't tell him "Mike you're the heart"