CaJaAr
The absurd amount of hate directed at Stranger Thingsâs finale is completely unnecessary, and itâs starting to get annoying.
Nothing is prefect, ever, people need to accept that.
The S5 finale episode was, as far as TV Show endings of this category go, a fairly good ending to the show. It topped off plot points, even if there were a few holes here or there, and it gave the characters an open end to let us imagine their stories moving forwards (which, with the crazy amount of clashing and conflict in this fandom, was probably the right choice). I wouldnât rank it with the best endings ever, but it was good enough that I had no issues while watching it (and thatâs coming from someone whoâs watched and practically studied the show a dozen times at the very least, likely more).
Stop the hate towards the show and its creators. We all went in expecting Elevenâs fate to be tragic or mysterious, we all went in knowing that there was gonna be plot holes, we all went in knowing character ships probably werenât gonna happen, we all went in knowing the main cast -other than El- was probably gonna survive. We all went in knowing it wouldnât be perfect.
Itâs fun to have discourse, and to toss around âWhat ifâs?â or whatever, but its not fun to blatantly chastise and scream and shout hate at each other at the creators just because it wasnât perfect.
Once again, everyone just please relax. I donât wanna see any more S5 hate on my social media feed, especially when I actually enjoyed the ending quite a bit (yes, I cried).
Anyway⌠as always, have a lovely day and enjoy reading :)
KyleNew8
@CaJaAr I can't wait until you update any of the Max Mayfield stories because all are good
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CaJaAr
@KyleNew8 I do actually agree with that. The fight shouldâve been longer, there should have been some injuries, and I think if they were to add another death, it shouldâve been during the Vecna fight. It was a little too easy for what was the final episode, I personally think that they shouldâve made the episode a bit longer in return for a harder fight (it was already 2 hours, might as well go longer for more content). You do have to be careful though, if it becomes too seemingly difficult then you risk the chance it isnât believable as a situation, which detracts from the story. The same is true with character deaths, too much death can be worse than too little. One or two (maybe three at a push) deaths is all the ending could have without feeling dull and repetitive. :)
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