Unlike most families in Hawkins Town, Helen had no worries about food and clothing growing up. She certainly paid a price for this, because it was her mother's way of buying her freedom.
Unlike most families in Hawkins, Helen and her father had been abandoned by their mother since the age of ten.
Unlike most of the kids in Hawkins, Helen became friends with Byers, the most withdrawn of them all.
Helen has always wondered why her childhood playmate Jonathan thought she was a road fool. She has a good sense of direction, which Jonathan should know best.
Then she realized that Jonathan was right, and she would be wandering all the way home.
Jonathan was often right. He doesn't like to communicate with others, but he sees things more clearly than many people. While she is still struggling with the delicate relationship between them, Jonathan, who has easily discovered his own heart, directly pierces the veil covering their relationship.
"I'm not your brother, Helen."
I have finished watching the first season and try not to change anything in the original work except for the love line (if a character I like very much dies, we will talk about it separately)
Have a brief dream about the taciturn and gloomy Jonathan
Concept: Maybe it's a story of mutual rescue?
