‘Stranger Things’ Star Noah Schnapp Explains Season 3’s Ambiguity About Will

“And it’s kind of, when you hear Mike say that line, it’s really up to the audience to interpret it,” Netflix star tells TheWrap

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(Warning: This post contains spoilers through the finale of “Stranger Things 3”)

With a single line in a scene about Dungeons & Dragons and a hurt look on Will Byers’ face, the third season of The Duffer Brothers’ “Stranger Things” sparked conversation among fans about whether or not Noah Schnapp’s character is gay.

“It’s really up to interpretation,” 14-year-old Schnapp told TheWrap. “While all the characters were out developing and growing up, Will was in the Upside Down and he was alone there, not interacting with or connected to his friends or the rest of the world. And when he got back, he expected everything to just go back to how it was before, how it was when he was normal and when he was a kid and he wanted to go back to the basement and play D&D.”

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