While we are trying to get over the finale of the epic Netflix sci-fi Stanger Things, these cast members reminded us of so many great moments. This part of the discussion between Joe Keery, Joseph Quinn, and Maya Hawke made us go back to THAT moment and relive that pain.

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After Stranger Things season 4 volume 2 ended, fans seemed a little angry about the way Eddie Munson had to sacrifice his life to save others. While we are still processing, the cast of the show opens up about so much on the Official After Show. They talk about the epic Eddie Munson scene, and they all react to it.

Maya Hawke reacts to THIS epic scene!

During the discussion, they talk about the guitar that Eddie played in his epic final scene. Joseph said that he wanted to have it when the show ended but couldn’t get it. Well, they couldn’t give you the guitar, but they showed them that iconic scene, where Eddie plays the guitar and Dustin.

While watching the clip, Joe appreciates his performance. But Maya Hawke was speechless, and her jaw dropped as she saw this Eddie Munson concert. The ‘Master of Puppet’ song that he played mesmerized us all, didn’t it?

Joseph himself says that he had never thought he could fulfill this adolescent fantasy of being a rockstar. “Are you ready for the most metal concert in the history of the world?” We certainly weren’t ready for that. And therefore, we could connect to the way Maya reacted to the clip.

Earlier in the interview, Maya says that this group of friends really loves each other. However, they don’t use the word ‘love’ very often. But there are these moments where one person decides to put themselves in danger for the sake of the rest of the group. This happens continuously throughout the show. Everyone is pretty committed to this idea of “If you go down, I’ll go down.”

And then Joseph also talks about the change in his character of Eddie. Towards the end, Eddie merged into the group, and the others’ bravery inspired him. Even though he was scared to come to Upside Down, he wanted to come because others were going in. Well, he’s emboldened by these acts of heroism that he keeps seeing.

So, as Maya suggested earlier, Eddie goes down to save the rest of the group. However, the inspiration that pushes him and keeps him from running away has its price. And as Josep himself said, “He’s a brave boy,” while talking about it, we couldn’t agree more.

What do you have to say about the iconic scene of Eddie Munson? What is your favorite Eddie moment? Feel free to share your views here in the comment box.

All seasons of Stranger Things are streaming on Netflix.