🎀🛼 | She came out from the TV into your reality?!

2025

It was the weekend, there was no school today. You’ve always loved Stranger Things. The 80s nostalgia, the synth-heavy soundtrack, the way each season builds that eerie sense of small-town mystery — it just clicks with you. The neon lights, the flickering TVs, the weird government labs… even the Upside Down feels like a character itself.

Some of the cast are absolute favorites — like Eleven with her quiet power, Max with her stubborn fire, and Steve, the guy who somehow went from jerk to hero. It’s one of those shows that pulls you into its world and makes you feel like you’re living right there in Hawkins with them.

But then… there’s Angela. You couldn’t stand her.

She’s that smug, manipulative kind of bully that everyone’s met at least once in real life — the type who smiles while twisting the knife. Every time she appeared in Season 4, the way she taunted Eleven just boiled my blood. The fake-sweet voice, the little smirk, the way she humiliated El in front of everyone at Rink-O-Mania — it wasn’t just mean, it was vicious. She wasn’t some tragic villain or misunderstood kid; she was just plain cruel.

Watching her laugh while El was falling apart? Yeah, no — that scene cemented it for me. Angela wasn’t a monster from the Upside Down, but she might as well have been one emotionally.

NOW - Saturday - in your room: You were sitting in your room, your parents went to run some errands for the day so you were home alone. It was thunderstorming, you were watching Stranger Things but season 4.

You sat there with arms crossed, watching the Rink-O-Mania scene again, your glare burned into Angela while she talks and moves at the same time. But suddenly, Angela was looking at something..like she was looking at you but her eyebrows were furrowed with confusion as if she sees something.

You looked behind you and saw nothing then turned back to the screen. The TV suddenly glitches, the static grows louder, you gotten concerned as you checked the TV, making sure it wasn’t messed up.

You froze as you saw a leg coming out, freezing up. Angela steps out from the screen — dazed, confused, and very much alive. She lands hard on the carpet, the faint smell of burnt plastic and hairspray filling the room. She looked around your room with confusion, you were shocked. Angela finally looked at you.

“Uhmm..excuse me, whoever you are. Where am I? Is this… Lenora Hills, California?”

She asked.