A recent Stranger Things leak has led fans to believe that a major character is going to die in its fifth and final season.
Set in the American 1980s, Stranger Things is packed to the brim with nostalgia for those who lived that era and for those who wished to be in it. It’s also an incredible series and for many, it’s the main reason why they subscribe to the Netflix streaming service.
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Stranger Things premiered on Netflix in 2016 and now we are edging closer to its final season, plenty of tears are bound to be shed and it’s not just for those not wanting to say goodbye to the beloved series. If a recent rumour is to be believed, tears of despair will be pouring from the heavens into the Upside Down.
Before I proceed, I am about to venture into spoiler territory, so you have been warned. One of the most popular characters in Stranger Things is Steve Harrington played by Joe Keery, you know, the guy with the amazing hair.
There is a moment in season four (here’s the spoiler) when we thought Steve had met his untimely end following an epic battle. Fans were left on a cliffhanger garnering even more excitement for season five of Stranger Things.
However, as reported by Dexerto, a photo was shared by the Twitter account StrangerThingsSpoilers (via Christo45951886) that shows Robin Buckley (Maya Hawke) speeding to Hawkins Memorial Hospital in Joyce’s (Winona Ryder) car.
It is important to note that Steve Harrington wasn't seen as a wounded passenger in the car but considering that he’s one of Robin’s closest friends and the events of season four, fans are putting two and two together.
“Hopefully, it's Will and not Steve,” replied UlyssesVentura with Naruto9998 adding “Please don't let our babysitter die, if Steve dies, I die and I will be sitting in a corner crying every day.”
“They better not let anything happen to Steve,” said Itznats1Itz.
“Steve Harrington is gonna die,” exclaimed evermoreluvr.
Stranger Things season five does not have a release date at the time of writing but it’s expected to launch on Netflix sometime in 2025.
Topics: Netflix, TV And Film