This season of “Stranger Things” is more expansive than any that’s come before. The show travels between Hawkins, Russia, and the West Coast with ease. It’s also beginning to introduce some of the big players who’ve been involved with the Upside Down behind the scenes since the very beginning. Up to this point, the trouble in Hawkins has looked like a struggle between the town’s residents and a shady group of government scientists, but now we know that there’s more going on under the surface.
Of course, Russia now factors into the conflict, as they clearly have been doing their own experiments on the Upside Down, but what’s even more surprising is that the US government isn’t a monolithic power in this conflict. In “Chapter Four: Dear Billy,” Jonathan, Will, and Mike fall under the protection of some government agents who tell them that there are factions within the government that are at odds over how to handle Eleven and the situation in Hawkins.
Right now, it appears that one faction believes Eleven is the cause of the chaos, while another believes that she is the only one who can resolve Hawkins’ problems. How did these factions originally splinter, and are other factions currently working on their own plans? With any luck, the final two episodes of Season 4 will reveal more details about the various clandestine groups warring over Eleven.
Biggest Unanswered Questions In Stranger Things Season 4 Part 1
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