Jason Carver may not be the villain Vecna in Stranger Things Season 4, but he sure is an antagonist, so here’s the character depicted and his fate revealed.
Besides Vecna (and maybe Dr. Brenner on occasion), Jason (played by Mason Dye) is probably one of the most hated characters in Season 4 as he first appears as the good school jock (and bully), but is there more to him? ?
*** Warning: Spoilers for Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 2 Ahead ***
Jason Carver in Stranger Things
Viewers meet Jason for the first time in the first episode as the new “golden boy” on Hawkins High. He’s the captain of the basketball team, dates the cheerleader, and is blessed with good looks.
He first appears giving a public address to the school inspiring them to perform better in the big game, but when Chrissy dies, at the hands of Vicna as it turns out, viewers see a completely different side to this golden-haired boy.
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Jason was already somewhat of a bully to anyone who wasn’t cool – all members of the Hellfire Club – but his bad side advances when his girlfriend dies and he unleashes the pursuit of Eddie Monson, who he thinks is responsible.
Jason manages to awaken the entire town to a “devil panic,” claiming that the Hellfire Club is a Satanic cult led by Eddie.
As for Jason’s fate, he finally meets his end after following Lucas and Max into Krill’s house – still determined to believe that a demonic cult is a part of it – and fights with Lucas, causing him to be severely injured before disintegrating when the Ascendant disintegrates. Pushes down into the real world.
The demonic panic was real
Jason may have propagated Hawkins’ “Satanic Panic”, but in the United States in the 1980s, he was The real thing Where did the idea for Stranger Things come from?
In 1979, Dungeons & Dragons drew widespread public attention when an avid gamer, James Dallas Eggbert III, was found dead by suicide.
People think that Egbert invested a lot in playing D&D and the game led him to explore steam tunnels. His case has led parents and adults to view D&D as demonic.
There was also the case of West Memphis Three, where three teenage boys were convicted of gruesome murders they didn’t commit simply because they listened to heavy metal music and read books that many considered “wrong.”
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