Stranger Things 4 Theories: 5 big questions we have after this final

Spoilers for Strange things 3 Follow below.

Strange things 3 has witnessed a wave of changes in the small town of Hawkins, in Indiana. The retro-lit, neon-lit Starcourt Mall debuted in public, the Byers family made the ultimate decision to pack their bags and leave the city center-west that haunted them for three seasons, and even the core group of the series the children have experienced personal growth. Or, in other words, face puberty and make this transition difficult and uncomfortable in adolescence. It was a season that covered a vast terrain ranging from small businesses to the devastating effects that the Reagan era consumerism had on them, to the inner emotional conflict that accompanies growth. While the horrible and dark atmosphere of Upside Down hovered over Hawkins in the form of the appalling Mind Flayer.

Season 3 has been praised for a number of reasons, including turning his attention to the children in his center. After a second division season, the Duffer Brothers shifted to follow this year. He arrived at the fans in a vibrant wave of nostalgia from the 80s, leaving behind the usual Halloween / fall / Christmas scene of the series for the summer of 1985. He felt bigger, more daring, and returned to the shape that had made fans fall in love with the sci -fi series in the first place. He also left many questions unanswered during his final episode. Netflix has not officially renewed the series for a fourth season again, but with the monumental success of season 3 which broke records for the streaming giant, it is obvious that it will be a comeback. In anticipation of what will happen, here are some of the biggest questions we hope Strange things 4 will attack when it will inevitably arrive.