“They don’t have the childhood I wish they had.”

Weird things Dangerously approaching the fifth and final season. The heroes, so far scattered throughout the United States and Russia, reunite at Hawkins after confronting Vicna. However, the great villain is still alive and will plant one last fight against Eleven, who doesn’t seem to be in his full power.

No one goes unnoticed in this fourth season that Dustin, Mike, Will, Max, Lucas, and Eleven are no longer the children who started the Dover brothers’ fantasy. They are all grown up at a legal age. However, David Harbor, who plays Jim Hopper, confirmed independent That the protagonists of the novel have long been adults.

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Atonement for maturity with fame and money

“Popularity and the money they deal with at 12 and 13…it only makes you an adult,” the actor lamented. “They don’t have the childhood I wish they had,” he said.

Keep in mind that the kids in Stranger Things grew up famous and they’ll never know what it’s like to live a normal life. “I see what these kids have to deal with. There are a lot of people who are going through worse things. But psychologically, I think becoming so popular and being so popular at 11 is really hard for the mind to understand,” he said.

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Habour also commented on Los Angeles Times Who’s happy that fame came to him after he’s over forty: “I know what it’s like to go to the mall, I know what it’s like to be bullied and insulted. I know what it’s like not to make people think I’m cool, to find friends, that people don’t come to me.” I don’t know if they have that feeling. ”