So is this just a design mistake that's not supposed to be there? Perhaps. Skip to the 2:37 mark if you don't believe us.
At the start of the trailer, Billy's grave is marked "Billy", but in this scene, the epitaph now reads "William". Its not clear if its a 1979 Camaro Z-28 or one from a few years later.
Up until now, there's been no hint that Max possesses powers like Eleven once did, so it looks more like something else is responsible for her flight off the ground.Ĭould her connection to Billy somehow be the reason why this is happening? Is he reaching out to her from beyond the grave, as it were? If you look really closely at the gravestone in this scene, a subtle change has taken place. In Stranger Things seasons 2 and 3, Billy drives a Chevrolet Camaro from the late 1970s. Towards the end of the promo, we see Max levitate beside her brother's grave, and everyone looks as shocked as we are. That in itself doesn't necessarily mean much, but why is there so much emphasis on this?
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But thanks to previous knowledge she gleaned from his mind, Eleven was able to remind Billy of his mother, and these memories gave him the strength he needed to stop the Mind Flayer by sacrificing himself to save everyone. With the new season of Stranger Things streaming on a TV or device near you, now is the perfect time to get in on the Dacre Montgomery diet and workout plan.Before taking on the role of Billy Hargrove once again, the Perth-born actor loaded up on calories, implemented a well-rounded fitness routine, and packed in some dense muscle as a result. At the end, Billy planned to murder Eleven too by delivering her to his master. Throughout season three, Dacre Montgomery's character killed people under the Mind Flayer's influence. In the end, McKala said she has "hope the money went to help someone” and is glad that there’s no longer “wiggle room” in her mind that she could have been talking to the real Montgomery.Related: Stranger Things boss explains why the show is ending with season 5 These scammers come in and they leech off that. If you’re someone like me, you’re afraid of abandonment, and you’re a real big people-pleaser, and you’re very co-dependent. So, instead of judging that person on why they’ve done that with a total stranger that they’ve never met, maybe just look and see if that person’s ever been traumatized by something. And trauma does one heck of a thing to a person. Love makes you do crazy, stupid, irrational things. As for people who judge those who get taken in by romance scams like this, McKala said: In the end, McKala realized that she’d sent “Dacre” around $10,000, which is when she asked Social Catfish to do some research and see whether or not she was dealing with the actual actor, and, of course, she was not. She would buy gift cards and send them to him so he could sell them to have “pocket money.” “Dacre” would also send her money in the form of gift cards and checks, and she would then deposit the money into her account, and send him the cash as Bitcoin. This led McKala further into the scam, as she agreed to help him. She then told “Dacre” that he had to do the same with his girlfriend, which he agreed to, however, he also claimed that his money was still tied up with his soon-to-be ex, and that her own controlling nature kept him far away from access to his money.
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