Humor is often associated with affectionate and intelligent personalities, highly valued traits in a partner. We are faced with this aspect in the final two episodes of season four, volume one… Although we love this, it could get Steve killed. He’s BraveĪccording to many studies, women are attracted to men who harbor “heroic and altruistic traits." This heroism or bravery is brought to life by Steve’s character time and time again. Steve might not be perfect, but he tries to be good. Morally gray characters can be intriguing, but you could argue that today’s entertainment is oversaturated with them. This self-awareness is showcased through moments as simple as Steve understanding when jokes go too far. What made Steve stand out is his ability to look at himself and recognize when he’s done something wrong. Steve will enter a fight whether or not the odds are in his favor and get back up for more with the same confidence and sarcastic commentary as the first time. What’s more capable than fighting off a Demogorgon armed with nothing more than a nail-studded baseball bat? 8. We like the idea of a man being capable and athletic. I don’t care if this is a shallow point, I said what I said and I know many are thinking the same thing. Steve has better hair than most people, male or female, and I’m jealous! 9.
On that note, let’s live every day as if it’s Steve’s last and list the reasons why we all love him so. *Here’s your fair warning, this article will contain some spoilers for season 4!* 10. Why? Because we can never have nice things. Following the conclusion of the most recent installment of Stranger Things (with the newest episodes dropping tonight), many have the feeling that our favorite character might be about to kick the bucket. He is, to the viewer’s delight, a colorful and well-written character. Steve’s arc in season one showed him to be more than the boring bully or dumb jock trope so often used in American entertainment.
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Isn’t he just another TV guy with tall hair? Fear not, I’m here to explain. If the creators do decide to act on their initial intention to kill Steve, his death is happening in the series' final season which is set to release in 2024.For those who are behind the curve, the love for Steve (Joe Keery) shown by so many Stranger Things’ fans saturating your social media feeds might be confusing. You lose Steve, you lose all of that potential, and you strand his scene partners in an increasingly dark show that could easily become a slog," a fan explained on Reddit.Įddie Munson's death in the season's finale was heart-breaking but sat much better with the narrative than Steve's potential end.
Steve/Dustin, Steve/Robin, Steve/Anybody. "Steve is central to much of the (necessary) levity on this show.
Besides, his death would ruin some important storylines. The end of his arc was very real but would feel too devastating to all the characters linked to Steve in one way or another and the show's fans. In Season 4, Steve barely escaped death twice. It is safe to say, without him Stranger Things would be totally different.ĭacre Montgomery: From Hawkins to Big Screen, Keeping Busy Post-Stranger Things Since Season 2 Steve gradually becomes an integral part of the group, the ultimate babysitter and chauffeur, a close friend to Dustin and Robin. He helps the gang to fight off a Demogorgon, and that's when viewers start to fall in love with him. But his breakup with Nancy Wheeler becomes a pivotal point for the character. He is introduced as a douchebag jock character that we have all seen and hated in lots of movies. He has had probably some of the best character development I have ever seen on television." "I ACTUALLY forgot how much I hated Steve in the first season. "I've been rewatching from the beginning of the show," one of the fans wrote on Reddit. This change in the plot has definitely become one of the fan favorites. Though the creators couldn't recall when and how the death of the character was supposed to take place, they shared that Jonathan's dad was supposed to fight Demogorgon instead of Steve.
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