Stranger Things' 4: Jonathan and Will's Emotional Scene Wasn't in the Original Script

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Stranger Things' 4: Jonathan and Will's Emotional Scene Wasn't in the Original Script

I think Jonathan's gonna go in the end. It fixes the thing with him and Nancy, he's important enough to be an impactful death, and he's Will's brother who will be important