Who Dies in ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4?

*SPOILERS FOR SEASON 4 OF STRANGER THINGS BELOW!*

Just when we thought we’d seen everything in Stranger Things, things got very bloody, very quickly. The show’s season 4 opens up with one of the most gruesome scenes on the series so far, and that was just the beginning. The body count has continued to rise as we say goodbye to character after character. With two more episodes left hitting Netflix on Friday and a war coming to Hawkins, there’s surely more to come.

Here are all the characters that have died in Stranger Things season 4 so far.

Chapter 1: “Hellfire Club”

Basically everyone at Hawkins Lab

The season kicks off with a flashback scene at the Hawkins Lab when El was there. It shows the bodies of several of the other kids along with guards and workers who were attacked. Initially, Brenner notices El is still alive while the show implies she was the one who killed everyone. But if you’ve already finished the series, you know the truth.

Chrissy

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Even the Duffers regret killing Chrissy off. Unfortunately for us, the popular Hawkins cheerleader couldn’t find what she needed to fend off Vecna. Her death is the reason why Eddie is now on the run from everyone in town and why we can’t stop singing/screaming “Chrissy wake up! I don’t like this!”

Chapter 2: “Vecna’s Curse”

Mystery teen from Hawkins

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When Fred is with Nancy in the car heading over to Eddie’s, she starts to see flashbacks of a kid who died in a car accident whom he left for dead. It’s pretty obvious why he feels guilty about this (and why Vecna ​​therefore targets him).

Fred Benson

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Looks like it was all too much for poor Fred as Vecna ​​got his way. After Fed strayed from Nancy, Vecna ​​went after him with clocks and creepy Upside Down moments, and now he’s officially gone.

Chapter 3: “The Monster and the Superhero”

No deaths were shown in chapter 3. A brief reprieve!

Chapter 4: “Dear Billy”

Russian soldiers after Hopper’s escape

Netflix

Hopper’s escape came at the expense of a few fallen soldiers. To be fair, it was either him dying or them facing a deadly last-minute blast that helped him get out of Kamchatka, so…

The Creel Family (except Victor and you know who)

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As Nancy and Robin sneak in to the psychiatric center to hear more about what happened at Creel House from Victor Creel directly, we got the full story about who survived…and who didn’t.

Chapter 5: “The Nina Project”

Agent Harmon

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Agent Harmon tried everything he could protect the California crew as they escaped a wild attack from Sullivan’s soldiers. Unfortunately, he was shot right before they made it out and eventually died from his wounds.

Patrick McKinney

Netflix

His friends did not believe him, but Patrick knew that Vecna ​​was out to get him. Unfortunately, the rest of the basketball team was too focused on trying to find Eddie rather than helping their teammate.

Guards at Hawkins Lab

Netflix

This job should really come with a warning that you may not survive if you try to mess with El. Unfortunately, some guards tried to stop her as she attempted to leave the lab and caused her to have a surge, which them in the process.

Chapter 6: “The Dive”

Kamchatka prisoners

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A lot of prisoners did not know exactly what they were signed up for when they talked during dinner shortly before facing the Demogorgon, but Hopper tried to warn them all about the monster they would face. Unfortunately, they didn’t survive the battle.

Chapter 7: “The Massacre at Hawkins Lab”

Everyone at Hawkins Lab (again)

Netflix

By now we know the truth about what happened in Hawkins Lab all those years ago. It was really One/Vecna/Henry Creel who caused the big attack, and there were almost no survivors except for El and Dr. Brenner. One tried to convince El to join him, but she refused and sent him to the Upside Down while inadvertently turning him into Vecna ​​in the process.

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