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The Vanishing Of Will Byers Analysis
Jairus Austria
STRANGER THINGS - EPISODE 1
“The Vanishing of Will Byers”

The Vanishing of Will Byers A boy goes missing: In Episode 1, Four kids are introduced, Michael, Dustin, Lucas, and Will are playing in the basement but it was late at night and it was time to head home. Will and Dustin race home in their bikes, as Will takes another way to get home, his lights cut off. He sees an alien looking figure that made him crash and fall off his bike which he ends up in the same area as the laboratory. The alien-figure scares him away and runs back to his house but no one was there except their dog. Will tries to call for help but nothing seemed to work. There were noises of someone trying to break into the house. Will didn’t feel safe

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