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** It should also be noted that Eddie's "senseless" sacrifice kept the demobats occupied while Steve, Nancy, and Robin were incapacitated and utterly defenseless.
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** It should also be noted that Eddie's "senseless" sacrifice kept the returning demobats occupied even longer while Steve, Nancy, and Robin were incapacitated and utterly defenseless.
defenseless in the Creel home.
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* NarmCharm: Mike using ThePowerOfLove to give El her HeroicSecondWind should be cheesy as all hell, but the sheer catharsis in finally hearing Mike say those words, what both of them have been through, and the fact that it leads to El whooping Vecna's ass long enough for the others to make their move makes it a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment Moment of Awesome]].
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* NarmCharm: Mike using ThePowerOfLove to give El her HeroicSecondWind should be cheesy as all hell, but the sheer catharsis in finally hearing Mike say those words, what both of them have been through, and the fact that it leads to El whooping Vecna's ass long enough for the others to make their move makes it a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment Moment of Awesome]]. It also helps that it had already been established that El could beat One by tapping into the emotion from memories of being loved, something that One couldn't understand.
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YMMV page for a Recap page - no need for spoilers
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* KarmicOverkill: [[WellIntentionedExtremist With his motive never wavering from avenging Chrissy's death and stopping the murders]], and him showing genuine concern for Max upon finding her in Vecna's trance and trying to save her, Jason's final fate of [[spoiler: being bisected by the Gate opening via the radiation incinerating his mid-section from existence is considered by some to be way more than he deserved.]]
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* KarmicOverkill: [[WellIntentionedExtremist With his motive never wavering from avenging Chrissy's death and stopping the murders]], and him showing genuine concern for Max upon finding her in Vecna's trance and trying to save her, Jason's final fate of [[spoiler: being bisected by the Gate opening via the radiation incinerating his mid-section from existence is considered by some to be way more than he deserved.]]
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* FridgeBrilliance: The argument that Eddie didn’t need to sacrifice himself doesn’t actually hold up when you look at the wider scope of things - if Eddie leaves with Dustin, the Demobats would have either headed to the Creel house to attack the restrained Steve, Nancy and Robin, who would no longer be able to take advantage of the opening provided by the hive mind being weakened by Hopper’s group.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The argument that Eddie didn’t need to sacrifice himself doesn’t actually hold up when you look at the wider scope of things - if Eddie leaves with Dustin, the Demobats would have either headed to the Creel house to attack the restrained Steve, Nancy and Robin, who would no longer be able to take advantage of the opening provided by the hive mind being weakened by Hopper’s group.
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They wouldn’t need to follow Dustin & Eddie into Hawkins. Stop adding that.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The argument that Eddie didn’t need to sacrifice himself doesn’t actually hold up when you look at the wider scope of things - if Eddie leaves with Dustin, the Demobats would have either headed to the Creel house to attack the restrained Steve, Nancy and Robin, who would no longer be able to take advantage of the opening provided by the hive mind being weakened by Hopper’s group or they would’ve followed Eddie and Dustin back into the real world and wreaked havoc on Hawkins.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The argument that Eddie didn’t need to sacrifice himself doesn’t actually hold up when you look at the wider scope of things - if Eddie leaves with Dustin, the Demobats would have either headed to the Creel house to attack the restrained Steve, Nancy and Robin, who would no longer be able to take advantage of the opening provided by the hive mind being weakened by Hopper’s group or they would’ve followed Eddie and Dustin back into the real world and wreaked havoc on Hawkins.group.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The argument that Eddie didn’t need to sacrifice himself doesn’t actually hold up when you look at the wider scope of things - if Eddie leaves with Dustin, the Demobats would have headed to the Creel house to attack the restrained Steve, Nancy and Robin, who would no longer be able to take advantage of the opening provided by the hive mind being weakened by Hopper’s group.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The argument that Eddie didn’t need to sacrifice himself doesn’t actually hold up when you look at the wider scope of things - if Eddie leaves with Dustin, the Demobats would have either headed to the Creel house to attack the restrained Steve, Nancy and Robin, who would no longer be able to take advantage of the opening provided by the hive mind being weakened by Hopper’s group.group or they would’ve followed Eddie and Dustin back into the real world and wreaked havoc on Hawkins.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Some fans lambasted Eddie's death, which ends up as a pointless SenselessSacrifice and is only acknowledged by Dustin and Eddie's uncle. Some see his death as the Duffers not knowing where to take his story due to the fact he remains a town pariah. However, for those fans who considered Eddie pointless and redundant (he's basically the main characters, but ''even more'' of an outcast), his death actually saved the character for them.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Some fans lambasted Eddie's death, which ends up as a pointless SenselessSacrifice and is only acknowledged by Dustin and Eddie's uncle. Some Others see his death as the Duffers not knowing where to take his story due to the fact he remains a town pariah. However, for those fans who considered Eddie pointless and redundant (he's basically the main characters, but ''even more'' of an outcast), his death actually saved the character for them.
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These don't fit the trope, and are just complaining about Jason not redeeming himself.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter:
** Some fans lambasted Eddie's death, which ends up as a pointless SenselessSacrifice and is only acknowledged by Dustin and Eddie's uncle. Some see his death as the Duffers not knowing where to take his story due to the fact he remains a town pariah. However, for those fans who considered Eddie pointless and redundant (he's basically the main characters, but ''even more'' of an outcast), his death actually saved the character for them.
** Jason is similarly a divisive character, but he's an earnest young man trying to solve the murder of his girlfriend, who he genuinely cared about. He's not a zealot, and as the captain of the basketball team, he is compassionate. He's sensitive to Lucas being hesitant to go on the witch hunt. Yet with considerable character development, by this episode, he's apparently become unhinged and dies -- but NOT actually because he became unhinged. He's just another random victim of 001.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Any hint of the Hellfire Club and Jason’s crew working together is thrown out the window because of the latter gang acting like zealous vigilantes.
** Some fans lambasted Eddie's death, which ends up as a pointless SenselessSacrifice and is only acknowledged by Dustin and Eddie's uncle. Some see his death as the Duffers not knowing where to take his story due to the fact he remains a town pariah. However, for those fans who considered Eddie pointless and redundant (he's basically the main characters, but ''even more'' of an outcast), his death actually saved the character for them.
** Jason is similarly a divisive character, but he's an earnest young man trying to solve the murder of his girlfriend, who he genuinely cared about. He's not a zealot, and as the captain of the basketball team, he is compassionate. He's sensitive to Lucas being hesitant to go on the witch hunt. Yet with considerable character development, by this episode, he's apparently become unhinged and dies -- but NOT actually because he became unhinged. He's just another random victim of 001.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Any hint of the Hellfire Club and Jason’s crew working together is thrown out the window because of the latter gang acting like zealous vigilantes.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter:
**TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Some fans lambasted Eddie's death, which ends up as a pointless SenselessSacrifice and is only acknowledged by Dustin and Eddie's uncle. Some see his death as the Duffers not knowing where to take his story due to the fact he remains a town pariah. However, for those fans who considered Eddie pointless and redundant (he's basically the main characters, but ''even more'' of an outcast), his death actually saved the character for them.
** Jason is similarly a divisive character, but he's an earnest young man trying to solve the murder of his girlfriend, who he genuinely cared about. He's not a zealot, and as the captain of the basketball team, he is compassionate. He's sensitive to Lucas being hesitant to go on the witch hunt. Yet with considerable character development, by this episode, he's apparently become unhinged and dies -- but NOT actually because he became unhinged. He's just another random victim of 001.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Any hint of the Hellfire Club and Jason’s crew working together is thrown out the window because of the latter gang acting like zealous vigilantes.them.
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** Jason is similarly a divisive character, but he's an earnest young man trying to solve the murder of his girlfriend, who he genuinely cared about. He's not a zealot, and as the captain of the basketball team, he is compassionate. He's sensitive to Lucas being hesitant to go on the witch hunt. Yet with considerable character development, by this episode, he's apparently become unhinged and dies -- but NOT actually because he became unhinged. He's just another random victim of 001.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Any hint of the Hellfire Club and Jason’s crew working together is thrown out the window because of the latter gang acting like zealous vigilantes.
