The video discusses a fan theory that Eleven (El) and the Demogorgon from the Netflix series Stranger Things are the same entity, with the Demogorgon being the Upside Down version of El. The theory is supported by various clues and parallels throughout the series, including the theme of duality, the monster's powers and behavior, and the show's use of symbolism and foreshadowing. The video also references the season 2 trailer, which appears to show El unlocking a door in a similar way to the Demogorgon, further supporting the theory. The video concludes that the connection between El and the Demogorgon has huge implications for the story and suggests that El may be the monster or that the Demogorgon may not be dead after all.
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1. The TV show "Stranger Things" takes place in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, in the 1980s.
2. The show is set in a world where the CIA's project MK ULTRA has created a portal to an alternate dimension called the Upside Down.
3. The MK ULTRA experiments have given a young girl named Eleven (also known as El) psychic abilities.
4. The Demogorgon, a monster from the Upside Down, escapes through the portal and goes on a killing spree in Hawkins.
5. Eleven and her friends trap the Demogorgon in the town middle school and destroy it using her mind powers.
6. The Demogorgon is a monster from the real-life game of Dungeons and Dragons.
7. In Dungeons and Dragons, the Demogorgon has two heads, one representing deception and lies, and the other representing madness and insanity.
8. The Demogorgon's two heads are secretly out to destroy each other.
9. The show's creators have hinted at a connection between Eleven and the Demogorgon through various parallels and clues.
10. Eleven and the Demogorgon share the same power set, including telekinesis and the ability to access the Upside Down.
11. The Demogorgon's electric potential is similar to Eleven's, causing electricity to flicker or go out when they are near.
12. The show's director has framed shots to show the monster's ability to unlock doors telepathically, similar to Eleven's abilities.
13. The season 2 trailer shows Eleven running through the woods and unlocking a door, hinting at a connection between her and the Demogorgon.
14. The number 11 reads the same forwards and backwards, right side up and upside down.
15. The show's creators have referenced other works, such as the X-Men comic book series, to hint at the connection between Eleven and the Demogorgon.