Posted: 1/4/26 at 9:49pm
Yes, D&D games can last for years. There is a game that reportedly started in 1982 and is still going on with players having changed over the years. That's what makes me think that Mike hopes the kids may find the books on the shelf and possibly "save" Eleven.
Yeah, I am still a bit confused over Mike's better idea. I thought it was finishing the D&D game. Maybe it was both "in" the game and in real life?
As far as it being all fantasy, as mentioned, I am wanting to go back to see if there was something indicating that we were "out of the game" when Max joined the group. She was not part of the original 4 game players.
As far as Hopper, it may have been something the town knew about him and they incorporated it into the game. Just speculation!
I think my only slight disappointment is that the Duffer Brothers said that all questions would be answered but they kind of bailed on that with Eleven. I wonder if they said that just to throw us off. But even with that, I still loved the finale and the idea that they wanted to put forth with it about youth and adulthood.
Just my thoughts and opinions!
Evidently the Duffer Brothers did a few interviews right after the finale aired. I found one they did after those immediate interviews....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoyIdbhGg-E&t=2192s
Updated On: 1/4/26 at 09:49 PM