Dustin is implied to have killed a Russian interrogator with an electric prod while rescuing Steve and Robin. Children Forced to Kill: Eleven has killed numerous government agents (both American and Soviet) and interdimensional monsters during the course of her lifetime, so much that she appears desensitized to the idea of murder, though she does avoid taking lives whenever possible.Brought Down to Normal: The Party could always depend on Eleven's powers to carry most of the weight and save the world in Seasons 1 and 2, but are forced to rely on old-fashioned planning, teamwork, knowledge, collective talents, outside help, and explosives to defeat the Big Bad in Season 3 when Eleven loses her powers.However, this is heavily downplayed as they clearly intend to stay in contact with things like Will promising to return and Eleven transitioning to a Long-Distance Relationship with Mike. At the end of Season 3, the Byers are forced to move away due to economic problems (as well as Joyce's desire to protect her children from the supernatural happenings in Hawkins), taking Eleven with them since Hopper is presumed dead. Breaking the Fellowship: As the Party grows up, they start spending more time with girlfriends than with each other, something Will desperately tries to resist.The rest have only courage and ingenuity, and they still kick the asses of monsters, government agents, and Russians. Badass Normal: Only one of the six of them has superpowers.Badass Crew: They may be kids, but they're creative, intelligent, and brave youngsters with one of them having powerful psychic abilities.Ascended Fanboy: Played straight, as the four boys of the group are Dungeons and Dragons fanatics who end up in their own fantasy-like adventure.Arc Words: "Friends don't lie" and variations.A group of children and close friends from Hawkins, Indiana.
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