Characters In Stranger Things

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Stranger things is the new hit tv show. Who are the main characters from stranger things season 1? The most important characters that I will be talking about are Eleven, Mike, and Will.
Eleven
The wonderful Eleven, this girl is the main character,the most powerful and adventurous. Her personality is great. According to Stranger Things WIKI is says “Jane Hopper, better known as Eleven, is a major character in the first and second season of Stranger Things. She is portrayed by Millie Bobby Brown.Eleven was kidnapped and raised in Hawkins National Laboratory where she was experimented on for her inherited psychokinetic abilities. After escaping from the lab, she was found by Mike, Lucas, and Dustin. Upon discovering her abilities, Mike believed that she could help find Will, their missing friend. It was eventually revealed that, in a lab experiment, she made …show more content…

He’s one of the main characters and he is a brave character. He was inside of a Demogorgons body basically. According to Stranger Things WIKI it says “William "Will" Byers is a recurring character in the first season of Stranger Things and a main character in the second season.On the night of November 6th, 1983, Will was abducted by the Demogorgon and taken into an alternate dimension dubbed the Upside Down. For a week, Will evaded the creature while his family and friends desperately searched for him. Although he was eventually rescued and returned to normal life, his time in the Upside Down left him with a mysterious connection to the alternate realm.Will is the son of Joyce and Lonnie Byers, and the younger brother of Jonathan. Will was close with his mother and brother, but not with his father. Because of this, Jonathan became a much larger role model for him than their father. Ultimately, Joyce and Lonnie divorced, resulting with Lonnie moving out. Joyce, Jonathan and Will remained at their home in Hawkins, Indiana.” In my opinion I think that Will is the most brave

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