Over the course of the five “Stranger Things” seasons, the show has seen several tragic deaths, including Barbara “Barb” Holland, Bob Newby and Eddie Munson. So ahead of the Season 5 finale in Vol. 3, creators Matt and Ross Duffer, known as the Duffer brothers, address fan speculations that characters will die.

The Duffer Brothers have recently shared some incredible facts concerning Season 5 of Stranger Things. In a conversation with Variety, they shared a new mysterious place they discovered called The Abyss. The location is strongly linked to the show's storyline. In Tudum, the co-creator, Ross Duffer, said:

This story contains spoilers from Season 5, Volume 2 of “Stranger Things, now streaming on Netflix. After four-and-a-half seasons of questions prompted by “Stranger Things,” in Volume 2 of the show’s fifth and final season,

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Stranger Things has never been the kind of show that kills off characters just to make people gasp, and the Duffer Brothers have finally said that part out loud.