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Sadie Sink Came Around to Her Stranger Things Fate
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If anyone can survive a dream world consisting of depressing memory trails while babysitting a precocious tween and running from a disgusting humanoid made of vines, it’s Max Mayfield. That’s where Sadie Sink’s character finds herself for the majority of Stranger Things’s final season. Until the sixth episode, she and Holly Wheeler (Nell Fisher) remain in the place they call Camazotz, Vecna’s mind prison, where a demoralized Max has been held captive for two years. Holly joins Max once Vecna captures her as part of his grand plan to remake the world with children’s bodies as his vessels. But in a twist that wasn’t met with a gruesome death, for once, Holly ended up being the savior Max was looking for.
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The penultimate episode of Stranger Things 5 offers fans a moment that they’ve been hoping for all season: a reunion between Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) and Max (Sadie Sink).
At the very end of Episode 6, “Escape from Camazotz,” Max finally manages to make it out of Henry’s mindscape and wakes up from the coma she’s been in for nearly two years in the basement of the hospital, where Lucas had brought her to save her from the Demo dogs that Vecna had sent to kill her. The two share an emotional and vulnerable moment together as Max finds her way back to reality.
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