
Hopper comes home late to the cabin, and someone is waiting
A reproach about signals and lateness, a rule about dinner before dessert: the episode ends on who Hopper has been keeping secret.
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A reproach about signals and lateness, a rule about dinner before dessert: the episode ends on who Hopper has been keeping secret.

A sheet-ghost at breakfast asks to go trick-or-treating; Hopper says no risks, then offers candy and a scary movie at 5:15. Word of the day: compromise.

Hours past 5:15, Hopper arrives with candy and apologies, talks to a locked door about heart attacks and getting fat, and gets no answer.

A triple-decker Eggo breakfast sours when Eleven demands to see Mike; Hopper's promise of soon has reached day 326, and her anger shakes the cabin.

Hopper walks Eleven through his grandfather's dusty cabin, admits it takes some imagination, and tells her this is where she lives now.

Hopper drops the needle on a record and he and Eleven sweep, scrub and rebuild the cabin to You Don't Mess Around with Jim.

A trip wire for an alarm, curtains always drawn, a secret knock, never out alone: Hopper's house rules for keeping Eleven hidden.

Hopper tears into Eleven for leaving the cabin and nearly being seen; she fires back that nothing ever happens, and he grounds her.

The TV punishment escalates by the week, Eleven compares Hopper to Papa, he threatens the lab and calls her a brat, and a door slams between them.

Hopper tries to say something about last night, settles for ordering a cleanup, then Flo radios that Joyce has been calling all morning.