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Inga Parkel

Stranger Things’ posters prompt speculation about who will die in next episodes

Jim Hopper Joyce Byers Robin Buckley

Netflix has released new character posters for Volume Two of Stranger Things season five, which is scheduled to premiere on Christmas Day.
The posters feature nine main cast members, including Mike Wheeler, Eleven, Will Byers, Dustin Henderson, Max Mayfield, Lucas Sinclair, Steve Harrington, Nancy Wheeler, and Jonathan Byers.
Fans quickly noticed the absence of three popular characters from the lineup: Robin Buckley, Jim Hopper, and Joyce Byers.
This omission has led to widespread speculation among fans on social media that these characters might be killed off in the upcoming episodes.
Robin was introduced in the show's third season, while Hopper and Joyce have been central characters since the series began in 2016.

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