Warning: This article contains spoilers for Stranger Things season 4, Volume 2. 

Hopper and Joyce had some big mo൲ments in the Stranger Things finale. The pair finally reunited after Murray, Uri, and Joಌyce infiltrated the prison camp, before they later admitted their feelings for each other. 

However, there wasn’t a lot of time for romance when they found out what their kids were up to back in Hawkins. In a bid to help them from afar, they make a plan to take down the hoard of demogorgons from inside the prison camp, in the hope this will weaken Vecna. 

Hopper volunteers to lead one into the arena where th�ღ�ey’ll be able to kill them all – but Joyce has a warning for him before he goes. She urges him to be safe, before telling him: "I’m not having another funeral." In response, Hopper simply kisses her in reassurance.

It turns out that this moment wasn’t actually in the script for the Duffer Brothers’ show, but was instead the actors’ idea. The Stranger Things’ Writers Room shared the insight on Twitter: "This kiss wasn’t scripted, ෴Winona and David added it on the day of filming."

This isn’t the only moment that was improvised according to the writers who shared some insight into other key scenes. In the heartbreaking moment where Max is dying in Lucas’ arms, Caleb McLaughlin improvised "Erica, help". While 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Eddie Munson&rsq🧸uo;s final scene also featured an improv line from Joseph Quinn when he tells Dustin: "I love you, man."

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