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Steve Harrington was a baldfaced lie. It was a mirage that two desperate people had crafted to save a scared, little boy. It was an easy name - only a letter different from that he’d always known. Steve was designed to be boring. A droll American name, fit to blend into a crowd. It was a name for a child from a wealthy family, another boy to take over his father’s company once he grew of age. Designed to be easy to talk about in a positive light, to be the standard teenager in an ordinary town.
He played the part rather well. After all, it was better to be the spoilt rich son of an arrogant man, than to be a child with a number etched upon his wrist.aka, a rewrite of Stranger Things with Steve as a lab kid. it begins with season one, with plans to finish out the show in season five. featuring: immortality, immorality, and the terrors of Steve escaping a place that would always know to look for him.
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17 Feb 2026
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Steve enters the upside on a solo mission to bargain for Max's return. Upon its success, he's stuck with his end of his sacrifice.
Henry/Vecna infultrates the group as an imposter of Steve as the Mind Flayer gains strength in the abyss.Bookmarked by 011116ea
17 Feb 2026
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Does the End of the World Count as a Natural Disaster? by Endless_Void_Of_Thoughts
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
07 Feb 2026
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There were few things that properly interested Steve Harrington. Sure, he’s popular, sure he’s got lots of folks biting at the bit for his attention, success practically in his blood thanks to his parents. But all that combined doesn’t change the slight detachment he’s always had from the ongoings of his own life.
So, again, not many things really pique his interest in a way that draws clarity to his own mind. One of those, as surprising as it may seem, was discovered by a poster tacked onto the cork-board in the counselors office.
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At the beginning of his Junior year, September 1983, Steve’s feet carry him down a different walk of life than he was originally destined. And two months later when a boy goes missing, his choices change fate in a rippling effect with him being the stone tossed in the lake that disturbed the surface.
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14 Feb 2026
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It was over.
That's what Hopper said anyway.
And Steve was welcome to leave.
Blood was drying over the small paper cuts littering his fingers; his full concentration was on controlling the urge to scrape off the scabs starting to form. The pile of paper that caused them was now supposedly sitting in files with the government. And unlike the scabs on his fingers or the bruises littering his face, the events inked down on those papers would stay with him forever; his silence along with them.
After the events of November 1983, Steve Harrington’s life began to fall apart. His parents would never understand why his math and science grades were slipping, or why his relationship with Nancy Wheeler was crumbling, or why he couldn’t sleep through a single night without screaming his lungs out. But through the guilt and pain, Steve finds books to read — and finds the courage to call a certain police chief.
Or: Steve’s parents wouldn’t help him, but a lonely chief of police and a couple of classic novels would.
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06 Feb 2026
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Steve ’the hair’ Harrington hasn’t always been the popular, athletic person he seems to be. He has his dark sides and secrets not even Carol or Tommy knows about.
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05 Feb 2026