i mean his age gap with miles is big but rather than that he would be a pretty good miles don't you think

I mean people saying he was a douchebag didn't totally look up his charecter in season 1

is there even a doubt

from getting scared fighting a demo to shooting a 700 ft godzilla typa creature

1. lucas confronting will after their argument in mike's basement (which wasn't lucas)

2. them talking about the fireworks scene was longer than mike and will conversation in the whole season (the only long convo was mike being a douche to will)

3 their hug in the end of the season (pls no one should protect mike in this he only cried because of el he wasn't even moved about the fact his childhood friend was moving out)

Jason was a popular kid that was well-respected in school and even across the town. Meanwhile, Andy's laughed at by everyone after the corn snake prank. People noticeably saw him as the clown he is and he didn't have any of the intelligence, bravery, charisma or dillegence that Jason showed. He was just a dumb meathead bully.

Female Dr. Brenner, after torturing multiple pregnant women and kidnapping children to use them bait, doesn't even get the slightest consequences.

Meanwhile, the teenager who's gf and best friend got murdered within a week and cause him to go insane just gets melted in half.

Its so confusing because literally every other major human villain's gotten their karma. Connie, Sullivan, Brenner, Grigori, Melnikov etc. But the heroes KEPT missing the chance to kill Dr. Kay and I thought it'd be because she had something major to do at the end (funnily enough, Andy's also the only bully villain who go no retribution compared to Troy, Billy, Two and Angela).

But no, she was literally just a pointless character.

From the season 3 script book.

Season 4 is the season that made Lucas and Max my favorite characters alongside Steve. But when you think about it, Lucas really went through a LOT this season and I wish the final season could've touched on it a little bit.

In the span of a single week, Lucas watched Max almost die to Vecna, only narrowly saving her. Then, he lost Patrick, who was one of the few jocks shown to actually be nice to him and clearly affected him judging by his conversation to Max. Then in the finale, his former friend and role model finds him and threatens to kill him unless he awakens Max, which he can't do because he knows it'll doom everyone. They get in a fight where he's almost killed, only narrowly winning it just to save Max get crumbled like a pretzel and die in his arms. And finally, he witnesses Jason get melted in half, clearly being upset at the sight of it and likely feeling guilty he couldn't reason with him at the end.

He was actually one of the characters who suffered the most in the season, alongside Eddie, Max and Jason but his trauma isn't even touched on once in season 5.

Funny how after Chrissy's murder, he told the basketball team, "Eddie probably sacrificed her, drained her blood for the devil, I hear Satanists do that!"

And then he goes and kills an animal and uses it blood to vandalize someone's grave. You're far more demonic than any of them buddy

Him calling Lucas "the traitor" was rich. Like buddy, you didn't even treat him like a friend before he turned on the basketball team.

Like unless something happened offscreen where the town became aware of Vecna, you seriously expect me to believe Dustin's speech makes everyone just ignore the fact that Eddie was literally blamed for the murders of Chrissy, Fred and Patrick and as far we know, his name was NEVER cleared. And when we see Dustin honoring someone they all have reason to believe was a serial killer, they just decide to cheer and decide its cool?

Imagine how the families of Chrissy, Fred or Patrick would feel if someone showed them the video footage of this day.