Stranger Things does not mean gay

Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp spoke about rumors and speculation about her character's baduality.

Many people believe that Will, his character, is gay after a landmark scene in the third season of the hit series Netflix.

In the scene, Will chats with his friend Mike about the time his boyfriend spends with his girlfriend. During the exchange, Mike retorts angrily saying, "It's not my fault if you do not like girls".

This has been interpreted as a way of telling Mike that he knows that Will is gay. Schnapp, however, has his own interpretation of this scene, claiming that the argument is this: Mike no longer wants to play games with him.

"I interpreted him as he was not ready to grow up and that he still did not want to move on to meetings and relationships," he explained. "He always wants to be a child and play in the basement as he used to do."

According to Schnapp, much of his arrested development is that he was the only gang to be trapped in the horrible world of Upside Down.

"While all the characters were growing up and growing up, Will was in the Upside Down and he was alone there, did not interact with his friends or with the rest of the world, nor did he connect to him, "he said. he was expecting everything to return to normal, when he was normal and when he was a kid and that he wanted to go back to the basement and play D & D. "

Will's theories of baduality are not new, Schnapp having been questioned about it at the beginning of the season. At that time, he said that being "gay or not, it is also important".