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Morse code: She was taught how to read and signal Morse code by Hopper as a means for them to safely communicate. The gate began to seal up, and just after the membrane separating the worlds finished healing, Brenner entered the Rainbow Room. Though he initially believed Eleven was responsible for the massacre, he later learned One was to blame after reviewing surveillance footage. Brenner was amazed by Eleven's feat of power, but by the time Eleven woke from her coma, Brenner learnt she had no memory of the incident, and her powers had been somewhat reduced. Brenner was bewildered by One's disappearance, and wondered if he was still out there somewhere, "hiding in the darkness". Growing up in Hawkins Lab, and secluded from the outside world, Jane was not referred to by her given name, instead being labeled “011,” indicating her role as a test subject. Brenner built himself up as a father figure in the mind of Eleven, making her refer to him as "Papa." Episodes of intense stress and fear had the potential to trigger Eleven's powers, releasing them in unpredictable and sometimes dangerous ways. She was reluctant to harm innocent life and had no malicious intent but was sometimes forced to maim or kill in extreme circumstances. She did not take this lightly as these instances were always followed by strong feelings of guilt and self-loathing (not to mention the physical toll these acts had on her body). Despite having killed before, upon being pressured by Kali into trying to kill, she refused to after seeing the man she was about to kill had children and then stopped Kali from shooting him. In every event of having to resort to killing someone, she has done it in self-defense.

Narrator: Wigmakers might also have to make multiple hero wigs, like Eleven's on "Stranger Things," which the team had to spend an hour and a half resetting and remolding after each wear. To allow for this, the team alternated between three or four different matching wigs throughout filming. In the 2019 novel Suspicious Minds, Jane's birth occurs in June 1970, which would make her 13 in Season 1. When applying the wig, the show's hair department head, Sarah Hindsgaul, had to make it sit naturally on top of Millie's armpit-length hair, which was all bundled up at the crown of her head. She didn't go with the traditional braiding method. That would've added bulk, risking a cocoon head effect. Out of all the roles, Eleven was the most difficult to cast due to her having to convey various emotions with little dialogue. The role also required staying in character even while not talking. The Duffers feared they would not be able to find someone who could stay focused throughout an entire scene. 246 young actresses were seen for the role of Eleven. [25] However, when they met Millie Bobby Brown those fears vanished, and the Duffers even stated she has a "preternatural talent". [22] To help ease her worries about shaving her head, the Duffers showed Millie pictures of Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road. [26] Rob: These are a variety of stunt wigs we've created for photo doubles, stunt performers. They're cutting from a shot of the actor close up in the custom wig to the stunt performer shot from the side. The hair better look exactly the same as it did in the shot before.She is seen enjoying Eggos with Hopper for breakfast and dessert. In "The Lost Sister", when Kali's crew raid the convenience store, El tosses some fruit aside when sees Eggos in the freezer.

I was very scared about going short enough,” Hindsgaul says. “I kept on keeping it a little bit longer, just so we had a little bit of hiding space for the layers around her ears and on her nape. You could see the lace [of the wig] because the hair is so short.” When Hopper arrived at the cabin late on October 30th, Eleven was irritated he had not signaled beforehand. The two then had dinner together. Eleven was not the lab's only test subject: she had sixteen 'brothers' and 'sisters', who were probably abducted from their birth mothers in a similar fashion. In the early years of her life, she was allowed to play in the Rainbow Room with the other test subjects, including Eight. Psychological tests were conducted to exploit the telekinetic abilities the children were born with. After the Gate was opened, it allowed Hawkins Lab scientists to access the Upside Down. She herself entered the dimension after disintegrating the Demogorgon, seemingly by accident.The effect of Hawkins Lab’s experimentation on Eleven and her powers is unclear. It is possible that her powers laid dormant and could only be unearthed through further experimentation. However, it is also possible that Eleven had access to these powers at birth, but merely gained understanding and experience of them during her time in the laboratory. As Eleven’s mother displayed similar psychic powers, it is possible the experimentation on her mother during her pregnancy augmented Eleven’s own set of powers, or she simply naturally developed stronger abilities. According to one source, Eleven and all her fellow child test subjects possessed some form of telekinesis, but each test subject possessed an "extra" unique power; in Eleven's case, this would be her remote viewing ability. [20]

Eleven and Mike grew closer in the months that followed. Hopper also gradually granted Eleven greater and greater freedom when publicly venturing in the outside world. I think they were so against it, and so nervous,” Hindsgaul laughs. “They were very scared when they came to the set and were ready to say no.” When they saw the wig with their own eyes, they were impressed enough to put it on camera. “They were like, ‘OK, we’ll do a real camera test. It actually looks pretty decent. It might work.’ ” In 1985, after living with Hopper for over a year, Eleven had come to see Hopper as her father. She remained close with him, even though he did not enjoy her spending so much time with Mike. After learning Hopper forced Mike to lie to her so they can start being distant, Eleven showed no anger towards Hopper, believing her adopted father was right as she had spied on Mike and his friends making comments on girls. When reunited with Hopper at Starcourt Mall, Eleven and Hopper had an emotional talk as they prepared to shut down the key and close the gate with their allies. Though Eleven wanted to help fight, she eventually agreed with Hopper to get safety as she now knew his protectiveness over her was out of love and concern while sharing an embrace with him. However, the defeat of the Mind Flayer's avatar, Eleven was saddened to discover Hopper was supposedly killed in the attempt to close the gate, resulting her to be taken in by the Byers family and move out of Hawkins. Hopper was able to adopt Eleven through a forged birth certificate given to him by Dr. Owens. This allowed Eleven to enter mainstream society without fear, which led to her pursuing a relationship with Mike that continued and prospered into the summer of 1985. Hopper, however, grew increasingly irritated with the relationship, threatening Mike and forcing him to stop seeing Eleven. This caused Eleven to break up with Mike, but they later reconciled after Mike explained the situation. During the battle against the Spider Monster, Mike saved Eleven's life various times; when her leg was seriously injured, he helped her walk and took care of her. After Hopper's apparent death, Eleven and the Byers moved to Lenora Hills under Dr. Owens' supervision. Before leaving, El and Mike made plans to see each other at Thanksgiving and Christmas, but sadly had to say goodbye as the Byers departed.

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While Eleven and Hopper drove to the lab, El admitted that she had gone to visit Terry, and said she shouldn't have left. In return, Hopper apologized to Eleven, blaming himself for the breakdown of their relationship, while explaining he feared losing Eleven just like he'd lost Sara. They both forgave each other as they held hands. Martin Brenner "I came here to try and understand who I was. To see if ... I was the monster. And I know the truth. It is not me. It is you. You are the monster." The younger version of Eleven shown in "Dig Dug" and "The Lost Sister" was portrayed by a set of twin toddlers [27] Charlotte and Clara Ward, however, they were never credited for the role. Narrator: Just as the hairlines must be traced to the finest detail, the lace that forms the foundation of production wigs has to be a very fine denier.