𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗗 𝗚𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗦 | stranger things
" there's something strange going on in this town "
in which, a boy goes missing in Hawkins, Indiana
the town goes searching for the boy unaware
of the darkness lurking beneath their town
season one ── season...
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┊ chapter seven - hawkins lab ✧ episode six : the monster┊
JACK WINCHESTER WASN'T A BAD FATHER, he tried his best to give his girls the best lives he could. He contemplated moving them while he and hopper sat at Joyce's table, Joyce and Jack listening to Hopper's experience at the Hawkins Lab. Jack absolutely refused to smoke so while his brother and Joyce were smoking cigarettes, he'd been having a drink of vodka. His jacket was spread on his chair beneath him, his hands under his chin deep in thought.
"Look, we gotta go through this again," Joyce demanded.
"I told you everything that I saw."
Jack let out a loud sigh. "Uh, please, explain again."
"Upstairs or downstairs?"
"Upstairs."
"There was a laboratory," Hopper started. "It was where they must do experiments or something, and then there was... There was this kid's room. Or, well, two, I think. One of them, it had a pink bed and things for a kid but it was coated with a thick layer of dust."
"How do you know it was a kid's room?" Jack asked, setting the cup down on the table with a small clink sound.
"More like a prison."
"So, why would you think it's a kid's room then?" Joyce asked, frustration coming out in her tone. Jackson couldn't help but feel sorry for the woman. He couldn't imagine what's happening to her and Jonathan to happen to him and Lisa. "Because, I told you, the size of the bed, there was a drawing, there was a stuffed animal–"
"You didn't say there was a drawing, Jim." Jack interrupted, sipping from his cup.
"Yeah, Jack, there was a drawing of a... an adult and two children. It said "Eleven" on it, and above one child, it said "Seven"."
"Was it good?" Jack scrunched his face, furrowing his eyebrows in confusion at Joyce's odd question. From his experience with kids, if someone said there was a kid's drawing, usually that means stick figures.
"It was a kid's drawing, Joyce. It was stick figures."
Joyce sighed with a smile and got up from the table. She grabbed one of the papers from another table and came back, smacking it down onto the table. Dan took a quick glance at it, realizing it was Will's drawing, and it was good.
