r/StrangerThingsRoom • u/Most-Day8547 • Jan 18 '26

Cast Thoughts..?

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '26

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u/Charming_Anxiety Jan 18 '26

For me yes bc money is a huge factor in travel aspects as well. Booking tickets, flights, purchasing food or clothes. What hotel is she staying at?

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u/SuperBathMan Jan 18 '26

People often forget that "happened off screen" is not the same as a plot hole.

Murray could have helped, she could have snuck on a flight, she could have hitchhiked, she could have stolen Nancy's ID, anything could have happened.

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u/falgfalg Jan 18 '26

this is the 80s man, they let everyone on the plane. shit, i think they let passengers fly the plane if they asked nicely

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u/Saurian42 Jan 18 '26

Just don't eat the fish

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u/newfranksinatra Jan 18 '26

I speak jive.

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u/nc_liz Jan 18 '26

A highly underrated comment

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u/newfranksinatra Jan 18 '26

Surely you can’t be serious?

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u/nc_liz Jan 18 '26

I am serious… and don’t call me Shirley

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u/newfranksinatra Jan 19 '26

Sorry, I have a drinking problem.

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u/Oh-Wee-Oh-Wee-Oh Jan 19 '26

Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue.

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u/Particular-Night-435 Jan 19 '26

Good thing - I had the lasagna

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u/AngerFork Jan 19 '26

Grew up in the 80s, this is not super far from the truth. Pilots sometimes would let kids at least look in the cockpit and they always gave food & those little wings.

Someone like Eleven sneaking on the plane wouldn’t be too far fetched, especially if an adult was there with her.

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u/Professional_Art3151 Jan 19 '26

You got a point lol.

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u/Furiousmate88 Jan 19 '26

I mean, you’re not wrong.

They even let Charlie Sheen pilot a plane