Stranger Things includes more queer representation than ever, and a big part of that is down to Vecna, a true LGBTQ+ icon.
It's important to recognise here that a lot of these jokes play into queer stereotypes, some of which could be considered harmful, but that depends entirely on who's playing around with them. If you're not queer and you're getting involved still, maybe don't? But if you are, then you'll know the joy of subverting and thereby reclaiming the very tropes that have so often been used against us before.
After murdering his family , Henry was sent away to a place that's specifically designed to torture young kids, forcing them to suppress their instincts. That gay conversion therapy analogy gets even more twisted when you realise that the"playroom" inDuring his stay, Henry is forced to conform and act a certain way by Brenner, a father figure who strives to build some semblance of conventional family in the lab.
That actually sounds pretty great, to be fair. In the immortal words of Rina Sawayama,"Get in line, pass the wine, bitch, we're going straight to hell."
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