Stranger Things: 10 Things That Make No Sense About Eleven

Stranger Things’ Eleven is a mystery to her friends and fans of the Netflix show, so here are ten things that make no sense about her character.

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Eleven is one of the coolest characters to have ever been brought to life on any Netflix show, let alone just Stranger Things. As the third season approaches just in time for Sci-Fi July and fans speculate what this coming-of-age summer will mean for Eleven and her friends in the nostalgic series, all of the issues with the character can’t be ignored.

Many of the things that make no sense about Eleven are attributed to her unique circumstances, age, and powers, but some of them could have been easily caught and remedied by the Duffer Brothers and their team. Hopefully some of these issues will be resolved this July.

10 She Shoved Max Off Her Skateboard

Even if she felt jealousy in the moment, she certainly wouldn’t hurt someone who hadn’t harmed her or her friends by telekinetically shoving them off a skateboard in motion. It was petty and cruel, particularly in a series that already hasn’t done much for female friendships.

9 She Traveled From Chicago To Hawkins In An Episode

Eleven doesn’t have teleportation skills, at least since the last time fans checked, and her presences seems to have been whisked away mostly to ensure she wouldn’t be there to save everyone in Hawkins in time.

8 She Survived The Upside Down

This shouldn’t have happened for the plot, since it’s much better with Eleven in it, but per simple logic. After employing her abilities harder than ever before, she should have been in a weakened state, making her easy pickings for anything in the dark world that came across her. She also doesn’t seem to have the slug issue that both Will and Barb had after their time in the toxic world without protection.

7 She’s Left Alone In A Cabin In The Woods

While it’s obvious that this is Hopper’s first rodeo when it comes to parenting a tween, he’s been a police chief long enough to understand a few things that adolescents need. This is the time in Eleven’s life when friends become of the utmost importance, and he could at least secretly bring them to visit.

6 There’s No Telekinetic Battle Between Eleven And The Demogorgon

Why not keep those in the show to use in an even more intense showdown with Eleven? It makes sense to not use them at all, since it’s already going up against a bunch of kids whose odds are stacked against them, but then why even introduce the idea in the first place?

5 She’s Barely Used In The Second Season

After Eleven’s parallel journey to the Phoenix Saga of X-Men lore, fans were hoping first for her return, but also her maximum involvement in the show as its most interesting character. Some even theorized that she’d embark on a dark path, much like the Phoenix, and become the villain. Instead, she was reduced to an almost deus ex machina status.

4 “The Lost Sister” Should Not Have Even Been A Thing

What’s even a greater shame is that these characters and their stories could have been a compelling part of Eleven’s world had they been better introduced and integrated. They just didn’t fit with this season and Eleven should have had scenes that better connected her with the rest of the cast.

3 She’s Eager To Leave Her Mom

Even in a catatonic state, Terry still represents the mother that Eleven never had, aside from the kindness and affection Joyce Byers briefly bestowed upon her in the first season. It seems as if she’d rather stick around and try to communicate with her mother, or even simply be in her presence, after missing the figure for so long in her life.

2 Where Her Powers Come From

Are they simply hereditary? Are they strictly from the hallucinogenic drugs given to her mother, and if so, why doesn’t everyone taking drugs in the 80s have powers as well? (Perhaps they will in season three!) Where do Eleven’s powers come from, and what are their exact limitations?

1 She Escaped From Hawkins Lab

Given how naive and innocent Eleven is as she stumbles around Hawkins, it’s not likely that she had the wherewithal to devise an escape plan, either. It would seem as if someone would have noticed her disappearance much sooner and caught her before she got very far, and we’re left wondering how this really went down.

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