I watched Stranger Things a month ago and I'm glad I have this opportunity to discuss one part of the ending. There was something I didn't get but none of the discussion I've seen anywhere has talked about it so I'm afraid I missed something obvious

Near the end, Hopper and Joyce leave everyone else to sneak into the government facility and save Will. They get immediately captured, because of course they do that's a terrible plan, and then Hopper offers to tell them where Eleven is as long as they let him go save Will and leave everyone else alone. The government agrees, so he tells them where Eleven is and the conspiracy goon squad goes off to capture her. Like... was that really Hopper's plan? Even being incredibly generous and assuming the government keeps its word by letting everyone else go and only takes Eleven, he still sold out a tragic little girl. Sure, it sort of worked out in the end, but that was because the monster attacked and Eleven used her powers, and there's no way he planned for that. He could've at least given them a fake address or something

Anyway, this didn't ruin the show for me at all, Stranger Things is great, it just bugged me that they completely glossed over this betrayal
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**R.O.B.A.Z.O.I.D**

So... Stranger Things

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Hey, Champ! Don't worry, even if you really did look for underage sex, which you clearly didn't, you'll always be The Champ to me!
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**R.O.B.A.Z.O.I.D**

Kuge will be on "To Catch A Preditor" next week. (serious)