Not getting into trouble is his priority above anyone else, showing selfishness and a significant lack of empathy. Instead of supporting Nancy, or doing what he can to help Barb, he instead complains that now his parents will find out about the house party he hosted. She tells Steve about going to the police, recounting the circumstances of Barb going missing. Nancy’s feelings in regards to Barb’s disappearance are also neglected by Steve. However, Steve’s motivations don’t take into consideration Nancy’s feelings, only his own jealousy. Although this is cruel, I can’t really blame Steve’s reaction, considering how creepy it is that Jonathan was hiding in a bush taking pictures of his girlfriend without her knowledge. This is what causes him and his friends to smash up the camera.
At Steve’s house party in Episode 2, “The Weirdo on Maple Street,” Jonathan photographs Nancy in secret, and Steve later discovers these photos. Steve’s rivalry with Jonathan is probably the most significant aspect of his plot in Season 1. So, you know, not the most likeable of guys. Steve also called Jonathan homophobic slurs in the first season as part of his bullying. Together, they would pick on Jonathan Byers, going so far as to break his camera and tear up his photographs. His group of popular kids involve Tommy Hagan and Carol Perkins, mean-spirited bullies who mocked him for dating Nancy. At school, he’s the most popular guy, nicknamed ‘King Steve’ as a result. When we first meet Steve, he’s dating Nancy Wheeler. Let’s have a look at what makes him so beloved. Despite starting off as a bit of an antagonist, his development ensured he quickly became a fan favourite.
But the one character who worked his way into our hearts is Steve Harrington. There’s quite a range of colourful personalities that cast a wide net to capture the audience.
It’s fair to say the increasing cast of characters in Stranger Things have firmly stuck in the minds of fans.
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