However, the running storyline has evolved into an untamed beast in season two. Similarly, the show’s additional protagonists have grown as well, as they confront past demons with a few new challenges in their way. With that being said, the varying story arcs, character aspirations and personalities are deepened in interesting new ways, with a love triangle or two dispersed in between the central conflict. More so than ever, the series' mythology is expanded, building on some aspects from the past, while bringing in a new or a previously unknown evil to haunt the town of Hawkins. Having mentioned that, the “Upside Down” poses itself as a bigger threat to the show’s characters and small town than our heroes initially anticipated, and the expanded mystery and intrigue succeeds in sucking the viewer further into its cliche yet captivating …show more content…
Despite their very brief careers of most of the young protagonists thus far, they have all but tapped into their immense potential. Eleven, played by Millie Bobby Brown, once again stands out, as she exudes a wide range of struggles that demand a different set of emotions, whether that be anger, melancholy or pure joy. Brown is in command of her character and possesses an unflappable expertise that transcends her young age. In light of this, the ensemble of quirky, fun-loving kids as a whole delivers a myriad of dynamic performances, thus setting the standard for aspiring child