The evil doc goes on to explain he always knew Henry was out there and the murders in Hawkins confirmed it.īrenner completes his warning by saying Henry has been chiseling away, trying to bring this other world to theirs, and he’s almost done. Will explains that Mike is leading the party because he is a leader and they need him just like El needs him, just like she always will.Įleven is learning from Brenner down in the Nina shelter how her powers were never gone, just put out. This painting is of Mike, Will, Lucas, and Dustin as their D&D characters fighting a beast. To help his best friend out, Will shows the painting he worked on. Mike is talking to Will about how he is scared of losing Eleven in case she does not need him anymore. Jonathan is driving Argyle, Mike, and Will to the Nina coordinates Suzie discovered. Eleven stands up on her own accord before lifting the Nina machine, proving she has her powers back. Stranger Things season 4 episode 8: Will reminds Mike why he’s awesomeĪt the Nina shelter, Eleven is defibrillated awake after passing out reliving her last encounter with Henry. Jim puts it out of its misery before Antonov finds a grate they use to aid in their escape. When they all hear Demogorgon rumblings coming from a door, Hopper leads the party to find a wounded beast restrained down and wounded.
They are able to heal up and prepare as Hop and Joyce share some loving moments.
In the Russian prison, Hopper, Joyce, Murray, Antonov, and a restrained Yuri are away from the prison guards but with the Demogorgon still loose there is still danger looming. Nancy is then released by Vecna so she can complete the task. Vecna tells Nancy to inform Eleven of everything she sees before sending her visions of Hawkins being destroyed. Courtesy of Netflix © 2022, Stranger Things season 4īack through Vecna giving visions to Nancy, the eldest Wheeler child is still being haunted by the monster that was once Henry Creel. (L to R) Jamie Campbell Bower as Peter Ballard and Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven in STRANGER THINGS.
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