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Stranger Things - 3X7 (FULL EPISODE REACTION) (Patreon)

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2023-01-27 21:25:18
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Hey everyone, I am back again with another episode in the Stranger Things franchise, this is episode 7 of season 3 - The Bite

We are on the penultimate episode of season 3 and this show just keeps getting better and better. I have heard season 4 is insanely good but this so far has been incredible. 

I hope you enjoying watching along with me.

As always, thank you, to you my patrons for your love, support and generosity.

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Stranger Things: S3 EP7 - The Bite (FULL EPISODE REACTION)

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Flo

I’m not sure staying in the car would’ve saved Alixi. Hopper had the keys and the Russian guy knew what the car looked like so he would’ve found them anyway. I love Robin coming out to Steve and his reaction to it! So glad you did too. This episode and the next one are by far the best episodes this season imo.

Josip Buretic
>>100586191

Yes I also think that nothing would unfortunately saved Alexi "Smirnoff" the Russian Terminator would find him and kill him even if he would stay in the car. Robin and Steve scene is so heartwarming. Next episode is just 🔥🔥

Rogue Maverick

The reason Robin was nervous about coming out to Steve was because in the US today, if someone comes out, there is probably a 40% chance that people will not like that. But in the 80s I can only imagine that number would be closer to 70%. Robin has probably lost friends and maybe some family if she came out to them. These are just numbers that I made up, but I assume that it is somewhat accurate

Jessi
>>101014474

I did a bit of digging and couldn't find this exact predictor (acceptance of non-heterosexuality in the US) but I DID find a statistic of those openly identifying as homosexual, though the data didn't date back earlier than 2012. However, it tells me that 3.5% of the US population identified as homosexual in 2012 with 7.1% in 2022. Now, assuming it was social reasons that stopped people from being public (and not, as some might believe) that the homosexual population is actually growing...this might give some idea of how acceptance has changed in only 10 years! Let alone 38 years ago!