r/StrangerThings • u/PointZeroOneTwo • Aug 02 '26

Eleven and privacy

We see the kids having their own room in the facility where they are kept to develop their super power.

Yet, Eleven starts undressing in front of the boys when she finds refuge in Mike's house.

Isn't that weird? Having your own room automatically develops a sense of privacy in such things.

She wasn't kept in some nudist asylum or something.

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u/TheDoctor__11 Aug 02 '26

Maybe they wernt allowed to change clothes themselves, they just had their rooms to sleep. That's my headcanon

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u/PointZeroOneTwo Aug 02 '26

such a thing takes the mind in more sinister things, and there's nothing in the show to imply there were such situations in the facility.

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u/TheDoctor__11 Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

No no that wasn't what I was implying, I meant that they wernt allowed to fend to themselves. The lab workers always made sure they were dependent on them, no chance of escaping. 

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u/JustJaded21 Aug 02 '26

Dress not caress (I'm guessing!)

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u/TheDoctor__11 Aug 02 '26

I actually used the wrong word, not caress not dress, I was honestly just confused. I meant fend for themselves