Stranger Things Elevens 5 Best Traits (& 5 Worst)
Stranger Things: Eleven’s 5 Best Traits (& 5 Worst)
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Eleven displays many admirable qualities throughout Stranger Things like courage, protectiveness, and loyalty. But there are bad things about her too.
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Eleven is a fan-favorite character in the popular Netflix series Stranger Things. She appears unexpectedly one night, having escaped from Hawkins Lab, and befriends the boys. She helps them search for Will as she discovers what her childhood could have been like if she’d lived with a traditional American nuclear family.
Eleven displays many admirable qualities, like courage, protectiveness, loyalty, and care for the people around her. However, her traumatic upbringing has left her with some permanent scars. She struggles to open up to people and feels guilty easily. She wasn’t really raised by anyone – unless Dr. Brenner counts, but he only cares about her as a science experiment.
10 BEST: Protective
Eleven has a dangerous gift with her powers of telekinesis. Since nobody has guided her or mentored her, it’s really up to her how she uses her powers now that she’s out in the world.
She decides to use them for good, and it’s usually thanks to her that her friends make it out of dangerous situations alive. She loves and cares about her friends deeply. She has no biological family, so the people around her become her own found family.
9 WORST: Jealousy
Eleven can be quick to jump to conclusions, which may be because she hasn’t grown up in a social setting surrounded by peers her own age.
When she sees Mike with Max for the first time, she completely misreads the situation. Even though Mike has been calling her on the walkie-talkie every day for almost a year, Eleven becomes jealous. This isn’t the only case of her being jealous, but it’s probably the worst.
8 BEST: Loyalty
Eleven’s loyalty is interesting, given how much people have used and betrayed her all her life. She’s quick to trust Mike and the boys, and even after they shun her, she remains loyal to them.
Similarly, though she’s jealous of Max at first, she forgives Mike instantly when she realizes he still likes her. She also remains loyal to Hopper even when a tantalizing new life is dangled before her eyes.
7 WORST: Independence
Eleven is used to fending for herself, which can be a positive trait, but she’s independent to the point that she doesn’t let anyone in at all. She refuses to speak until she decides that a person can be trusted, that they are not “bad”.
Her independence can put her in situations of danger, especially given that she’s only a child. She shouldn’t have to be so independent, and it’s one of the saddest things about her character.
6 BEST: Independence
Sometimes, Eleven’s independence can be admirable. In fact, there are times in the show when she wouldn’t be able to survive without being self-sufficient.
After season 1, she survives on her own in the woods. She leads her own investigations into her family background and the origin of her powers, and in season 3, she proves that she doesn’t need Mike to enjoy life.
5 WORST: Self-Sacrificing
Eleven’s self-worth isn’t very high because of the way she has been treated in the lab. Therefore, she doesn’t struggle with the idea that she may need to sacrifice herself for the greater good.
She also knows that she has the power to save her friends – and the world – but she doesn’t realize that she’s not alone anymore; she doesn’t have to do everything on her own. Besides, her newfound family would be heartbroken if they lost her.
4 BEST: Courage
Eleven is afraid often: of Dr. Brenner, of Lucas’s wrath, of being discovered by the authorities, and of herself. However, she doesn’t let this fear stop her from doing what she knows is the right thing.
Eleven digs deep to use her powers to their full capacity, even when it causes her pain. She puts herself in danger knowing that it will be worth it if she saves her friends and stops the creatures of the Upside Down.
3 WORST: Mistrustful
Though this trait is understandable – and not at all Eleven’s fault – it’s a weakness nonetheless. Failing to trust people leaves her to fend for herself and be constantly on the run.
Even when she gets to know people, she doesn’t trust them; she doesn’t believe Hopper is protecting her for her safety in f 2, and she doesn’t trust Mike with another girl at first sight.
2 BEST: Adaptable
Given her closeted upbringing, Eleven is quick to adapt to her new surroundings. She’s still different, of course, but she picks up on a few things, like social standards of beauty for girls, fashion ideals, and the way everyone worships television.
She quickly accepts the boys as her friends – or at least allies. Later, she adapts to her new life with Hopper, falling into something like a father-daughter relationship, and is also quick to adapt to her new role as a warrior.
1 WORST: Deceitful
Perhaps Eleven is deceitful because she’s so used to being on her own and not trusting anyone, but lying is rarely a good thing. She lies about who she is, where she’s come from, and what she can do, and in every case, telling the truth would have helped her.
Deceit also gets her into the habit of theft. Though this character trait is understandable, it’s avoidable. If Eleven could be a little more honest at times, perhaps she wouldn’t be in so much danger. Of course, in her case, she doesn’t know who can be trusted and who should be avoided.
Link Source : https://screenrant.com/stranger-things-eleven-best-traits-worst-characteristics/
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