Joyce tells Jonathan that Will is talking through the lights
Joyce begs the flickering lamps to answer; Jonathan calls it bad wiring and asks his mother to stop and sleep.
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#grief
13 moments.
What Hopper would give for a chance
Driving away from Terry's house, Joyce despairs of finding Will; Hopper reminds her the girl surfaced five nights ago, so they still have a chance.
Joyce tells Hopper the call was Will
Hopper calls the melted phone a prank; Joyce refuses to be managed and hits back with a question about his own daughter.
Joyce loses Will's voice and Lonnie calls it grief
Shaken after the wall went quiet, Joyce insists Will was right there; Lonnie tells her it is all in her head and the funeral is tomorrow.
Hopper tells Joyce about seeing Sarah after she died
Hopper opens up about hearing his dead daughter and packing the grief away, then urges Joyce to go to the morgue and see for herself.
Gaitonde crowns himself the only god of Gopalmath
With Kukoo gone, Gaitonde trusts no one and tells his gang that from now on he is the sole deity Gopalmath will worship.
Gaitonde's grief after Kukoo turns ugly
Depressed after losing Kukoo, Gaitonde tries to burn out his pain in brothels but keeps seeing his mother in every woman with flowers in her hair.
Shalini asks Sartaj to call Katekar's phone
At the hospital, Shalini insists Katekar always woke for Sartaj's calls and begs him to ring the phone one more time.
Rama, Ravana and Gaitonde's vengeance for Subhadra
Through the Ramayana, Gaitonde explains how Subhadra's death woke the Hindu in him, and admits he chose innocents to kill in Isa's name.
Day 352: Mike calls out to El on the radio
Alone in the basement, Mike keeps his nightly ritual of radioing Eleven, asking only for a sign she's okay. Dustin cuts in on the channel.
Nancy and Jonathan on the weight they both carry
On the bleachers Nancy wonders if she meant what she said drunk; Jonathan admits Will came home changed. Nancy proposes skipping fourth period.
Mike tells Max about El
Max says she gets why El was Mike's mage. Mike keeps her at arm's length, then admits El was awesome until the thing took her, just like it took Bob.
Hopper and Joyce share a cigarette outside the gym
Waiting on their kids, Hopper and Joyce catch up in the parking lot and he tells her the grief never goes away, but every day gets a little easier.