The 'Stranger Things' Cast Reacted enthusiastically to That Will Byers Twist

During a recently shared table read for the fifth season of Stranger Things, the actors displayed sheer excitement over a dramatic revelation about Will Byers. Warning: Spoilers ahead for those who havent seen the first four episodes.

The clip captures the cast as they listen to co-creator Matt Duffer narrate the closing scene of the fourth episode, currently the latest on Netflix. In this pivotal moment, Will is unveiled as a sorcerer, completely altering the storys dynamic.

Duffer describes the scene with intense detail: the kids are trapped by demogorgons, facing a seemingly hopeless battle, when Wills eyes turn white. Will closes his eyes, and then he rolls his hands into fists, Duffer reads. In a series of rapid cuts, the three demogorgons are annihilated by an immense forcetheir limbs snap, necks twist, and they collapse. Will falls to his knees amid the fiery battlefield. Mike and Joyce watch, stunned. Slowly, Will unclenches his fists and opens his eyes, which now radiate calm and power. He has gained controlhe is a sorcerer. A trickle of blood runs from his nose as Volume One concludes.

Watching the cast react to this revelation is a spectacle in itself. Actors including Sadie Sink, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and Caleb McLaughlin squirm and grin in their seats. Noah Schnapp, who portrays Will, appears genuinely shocked by his characters newfound powers. Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven, expresses the most delight, screaming as she witnesses the blood-dropping detail, a familiar trait when her character uses her abilities. Youre one of me now, she tells Schnapp, referring to the shared experience of wielding supernatural powers.

The final season will release its next three episodes (Volume Two) on Netflix this Christmas, with the series finale scheduled for New Years Eve.

Author: Harper Simmons