Warning: This post contains mild spoilers for Stranger Things season two.
So this is a weird one.
If you’ve already binged your way through Stranger Things season two, you would have noticed a cute little kiss between Max (Sadie Sink) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) in the final episode.
The two tweens share a kiss on the dance floor at Hawkins Middle School Snow Ball, after they’ve killed all the demodogs, saved Will, been reunited with Eleven etc.
However, that simple kiss might not be as sweet as it initially seemed.
In the after show Beyond Stranger Things Season 2, Sink shared the rather awkward story of how the kiss came about.
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So, are the power brokers in the entertainment industries learning anything in the aftermath of the recent abuse/ harassment accusations (not to mention the convictions of the past few years)? What will it take to inspire some introspection and self-awareness?
I don't intend to blow something out of proportion, but this is still representative of the attitude that underpins the abuse of power in many scenarios in the world.
They shouldn't have pressured her into it.