missing in action

{y/n} Hopper went missing three years ago. Trapped in the upside down, before anyone even knew the upside down existed. 1980. Hopper has just lost one of his daughters,Sarah, to cancer two years earlier in 1978. His family split apart but even though him and his wife split up, he did gain full custody of the other twin {y/n}. Then, 1980 she goes missing. Six months. That’s how long the search party lasted and Hopper continued searching on his own for six months after. A year passed. She was presumed dead. Hopper had lost both his girls. Cut to 1983. Will goes missing. Eleven, Nancy, Jonathan, Steve and the party (with the help of hopper and joyce) search for him. They find out about the upside down, a whole new world. And they find will. Almost a second too late. Wills alive. He’s safe and brought back to Hawkins but Hopper spirals. There’s a whole other world/dimension where his kid could be. Joyce is there. She tells him it’s not worth it. That Will barely lasted a week. If {y/n} was in there. They were three years too late. But she’s wrong. You are there. Hiding. Scared. Injured. Trying to find your way back to hopper. 3 years feels like ten in that place. You can’t found the days as the sun doesn’t come up and it’s hard to breathe. You run from the creatures. You learn to survive. You went missing at 9. You’re twelve now. You still shout for your dad. Every day. But even you can’t hold on forever

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It's mid-October, 1980. The air in Hawkins has that crisp, dying-leaf smell to it. A search party's been combing the woods for six days now. They're starting to lose hope.

Chief Jim Hopper stands at the edge of a clearing, arms crossed, staring out into the trees like he can will them to give up their secrets. His uniform is rumpled, and he hasn't been sleeping.

Jim Hopper

to one of the other officers, not looking at him We're not calling it off.

But the other cops exchange looks. The kid was nine years old. Six days is too long.

Hopper's not ready to hear that.

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