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Even more likely, the animal they shot was the deer that Nancy and Jonathan finds that the Demogorgon drags into the Upside Down while Jonathan and Nancy are looking for the creature.They likely shot an animal and the blood attracted the monster. We briefly hear about two men going missing after going hunting in the woods the Demogorgon frequents.Then, her daughter reveals that she slept with her boyfriend, and she learns that her son is harboring a dangerous individual underneath her nose. Any attempts to connect with these family members backfire miserably, and the suspicion only increases when her son's friend's mom starts acting off as well and suddenly throws her out of the house.

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Consider the series from her perspective: She's having a nice and normal life then, one day, her son's friend goes missing and her daughter starts acting distant.

Likewise, Mike's mom is in a soap opera.

When everyone else storms out of the dinner table, he even looks at the little girl like he's expecting a cute one-liner.

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It's been said that Hopper is in a conspiracy thriller, Joyce is in a psychological horror movie, the kids are in a Spielbergian coming-of-age dark fantasy and the teens in a John Hughes movie with horror elements.

not that Lonnie knows this, but the poster is actually a spot-on representation of Will's predicament. Will was dragged "elsewhere" by a malevolent supernatural force.

Double fridge for the context: the poster features one of the characters being dragged underground by a malevolent supernatural force.

His reaction makes a bit more sense if you recognize what the poster is of: Evil Dead - not something a family who had just lost a child would care to see.

When Lonnie tells Jonathan to take down the poster because it's inappropriate, at first, it appears that he's just an out-of-touch deadbeat dad who's throwing his weight around just because he can (which he otherwise is).

The "brave knight" is Hopper, the "lost princess" is Eleven, and the "strange flowers" are the Upside Down.

In the gaming session at the end of the season, the players complain about the campaign's dangling plot threads, all of which mirror the show's unanswered questions at that point.Additionally, the fight leading up to the defeat of the Demogorgon mirrors the opening D&D game in setup.In the climax of the first season, she attacks the Demogorgon with her real magic powers, putting herself at risk to protect her friends, and kills it, just like Will manages to do in the season 1 epilogue. While Will is gone, Eleven essentially replaces him.His attack fails, just like it did in the game.

When confronted by the real Demogorgon, Will fetches a gun and tries to attack it.

Will, playing a wizard, is given advice from his friends, one telling him to protect himself with a spell, leaving him safe but his party members in potential danger, the other saying to immediately attack, putting himself at risk, but potentially saving his friends.

The final battle mirrors the climax of the first season: an army of G-Men (troglodytes) charge in, followed soon after by the Demogorgon.

The D&D sessions mirror real life in a number of ways.