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Lie. Boyfriends do.„~ Max to Jane.“Dear Billy, I don't know if you can even hear this. Ever since you've left, everything's been a total disaster. For a while we tried to be happy, normal. I know that's impossible.„~ Max narrating to Billy at his grave.“That's presumptuous of you.„~ Max to Lucas.“I can't feel or see anything. Lucas, I'm scared, I'm so scared, I'm so scared. I don't wanna die, I'm not ready!„~ Max to Lucas, moments before her clinical death and being revived by Eleven.Trivia[]Her nickname "MADMAX" is a reference to the Mad Max film series.Max is the youngest member of the Party who knows how to drive.Max is the first character from Stranger Things to have a stepfamily and the first character to have a sibling die on the show.Max alongside Lucas Sinclair, become the deuteragonist and tritagonist of Season 4 with Lucas and Max's relationship being a central part of Stranger Things Season 4.When Max was captured by Vecna, her friends played her favorite song: "Running Up That Hill" by Kate Bush, which allows her to escape from Vecna's land.The use of the song caused a real-world surge in popularity to the song, reaching number 1 on iTunes.Max is the second member of the Party to die and be brought back to life; the first being Will Byers.External Links[]Max Mayfield on the Stranger Things WikiMax Mayfield on the Near Pure Good WikiNavigation[]

Summary Sadie Sink recalls doing stunt rehearsal for her levitation in Stranger Things season 4's "Dear Billy" episode, revealing that it was a challenge at first because she's afraid of heights. The stunt rehearsal ended up happening 18 months before the actual shoot due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Max's fate hangs in the balance after Stranger Things season 4, but Sink's character will return in some capacity in season 5. Stranger Things star Sadie Sink recalls the challenges of filming Max's "Dear Billy" ending in season 4. Created by Matt and Ross Duffer, collectively known as the Duffer Brothers, the hit Netflix horror fantasy series premiered in 2016 and quickly became one of the streamer's most popular shows. Stranger Things season 4 saw the show reach new heights with strong reviews and viewership, and episode 4, "Dear Billy," has been widely singled out as a highlight of the season due to its climactic ending between Max and Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower). In a recent video for Variety in which she explains various pictures on her camera roll, Sink brings up a photo of her stunt rehearsal for Max's levitation in Stranger Things season 4's "Dear Billy" ending. The actor recalls that the scene in question was challenging for a number of reasons, including her fear of heights, but also because of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Check out her comments about the experience below: “We had a stunt rehearsal for that. So they had me harnessed up and they kind of just pull me up into the air. I’m a little bit afraid of heights so this was a challenge at first, but it actually kind of ended up being fun. This shot, I think we only ran it once just to get used to the

Steve does not die in Stranger Things. Not yet, anyway!-->And, what about our guy, Steve Harrington? While Steve has had many near-death experiences over the course of four seasons of Stranger Things, no, Steve does not die in Stranger Things. Not yet, anyway!Somehow, he survives the events of Stranger Things season 4 even while many fans thought the season was setting up to kill off Steve Harrington.-->Somehow, he survives the events of Stranger Things season 4 even while many fans thought the season was setting up to kill off Steve Harrington.While speaking with The Movie Dweeb, Joe Keery confirmed there are some "good things," on the way for Steve in season 5. He turned down a question about his favorite scene in season 5 because he couldn't reveal anything. Obviously, Keery isn't going to say if Steve is on the chopping block in season 5, but it's good to know something good is headed Steve's way in the new season. -->While speaking with The Movie Dweeb, Joe Keery confirmed there are some "good things," on the way for Steve in season 5. He turned down a question about his favorite scene in season 5 because he couldn't reveal anything. Obviously, Keery isn't going to say if Steve is on the chopping block in season 5, but it's good to know something good is headed Steve's way in the new season. Heading into Stranger Things season 5, there’s no reason to think that Steve is in any more danger than any other character. We obviously don’t imagine that all the important characters will survive the final season, but we’re hopeful Steve will be around, kicking, and looking for love when the Upside Down dust settles in season 5.-->Heading into Stranger Things season 5, there’s no reason to think that Steve is

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The possibility of character deaths always looms over fans of any good television series, and Stranger Things is absolutely one good TV series. As Stranger Things moves closer to its penultimate and final seasons, the question of whether some of our beloved main characters will die is top of mind. Will Eleven die? Will Dustin die? Maybe Steve will die? Or could Hopper “die” again? These questions and more plague all those who love the show. So it’s no surprise possible character demises are getting discussed in the run-up to Stranger Things 4 Volume One, which premieres with its first seven episodes on May 27. Here’s what some of the cast had to say about whether death will visit our favorite characters as Stranger Things concludes. Speaking to The Wrap, Stranger Things stars Millie Bobby Brown and Noah Schnapp, who play Eleven and Will Byers, respectively, touched on the idea of character death. Although interestingly, the question posed to them addresses Strange Things 5, implying perhaps our characters are spared in Stranger Things 4. But, of course, given the stringent attempt not to spoil anything, the reference to season five could mean nothing. “You want Will to die.” Brown addresses at Schnapp, who denies the sentiment at first. But then adds, “I guess at the end…” He trails off. Brown then shares, “We’re all afraid of one of us dying.” And Schnapp picks up with, “One of us will die.” Honestly, he sounds serious. Brown looks at him and adds, “I know, just which one.” The host interjects, saying, “You really think one of the kids will die? I don’t think so.” But Schnapp seems to disagree. “Yeah, 100%. And more. They need to kill off some people. It’s so big… They just need to have on massacre scene where half the cast dies.”NetflixBrown seems to agree. She notes, “The Duffer Brothers are two sensitive sallies that don’t want to kill anybody off. We need to be Game of Thrones. We need to have the mindset of Game of Thrones... Kill me off! They tried killing David off, and they brought him back!”It’s hard to suss out what’s joking and what’s real. But it does feel like main character deaths are on the table. As Brown and Schnapp touch on, the odds just aren’t in the favor of the characters. There are so many of them running around that a

First Name BasisWas the Vecna plotline being foreshadowed in Season 3?by Dais JohnstonBilly Hargrove may have had a short run on Stranger Things, but it was definitely memorable. With his mullet and mustache, he made the perfect vessel for Season 3’s villain. But during Season 4 and the rise of Vecna, his role was limited to his grave being the setting of Vecna’s first encounter with Max. Looking back on Season 3, however, was Vecna there from the start? This TikTok theory suggests just that. TikTokker st.obsession_ recently analyzed a clip from the first scene Billy shared with Eleven, where he introduces her sister as Maxine and asks Eleven for her name. When he does this, his voice seems to change and his posture shifts to his hands clasped in front of him, which is the same way 001 walks in Eleven’s flashbacks. Could this be evidence of Vecna possessing Billy in his day-to day activities, or at least influencing his actions? Adding more evidence to this theory is the fact that Vecna called Max “Maxine.” Throughout Season 4, Vecna’s observance of nicknames is all over the place. Chrissy is called Chrissy, but Max is always Maxine. Why would Vecna be this formal unless it was referencing an event in the past, like her brother randomly using her full name out of nowhere?Does Vecna have the power to temporarily take over people, and if so, are there moments he took over Max in Season 4 that we didn’t notice? In addition to bringing his victims into his consciousness, does he have the power to bring himself into theirs? Max trying to escape Vecna’s grasp in Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 1. As the Hawkins Gang prepares to finally defeat Vecna for good, this new power could rear its ugly head. Will they have to deal with possessed allies, and possibly make some impossible choices that lead to tragic deaths? It’s possible this is just a coincidental acting choice, but the name issue is just too convenient to ignore. The fifth and final season of Stranger Things is incredibly mysterious (and incredibly far off) but this could be our first clue as to what threat Vecna and the Upside Down holds for their final confrontation. Maybe there are other clues we’ve missed in earlier seasons. Has this been the Duffer Brothers’ plans all along? It may just be the perfect excuse for a re-watch. Stranger Things Season 4 Volumes 1 and 2 are now streaming on Netflix.