Maya Hawke

Maya Hawke has said she'd quite like it if her character Robin died in Stranger Things season 5 because it's the last season so anything could happen.

I think that’s a beautiful quality that they have, and I wouldn’t wish it away.” “The reason that they write so beautifully for me and for everyone else is because they fall in love with their actors and their characters, and they don’t want to kill them. Unfortunately, if we know one thing about the [Netflix series](https://www.thedigitalfix.com/best-netflix-series), it’s that popular characters tend to have a bad habit of dying, not that Robin’s death would bother Hawke. I’d love to die with honour, as any actor would.” [Stranger Things season 5](https://www.thedigitalfix.com/stranger-things/season-5-release-date) and wants her to die. “I would love to die and get my hero’s moment.

Maya Hawke loves her “Stranger Things” co-star Joe Keery, and “would do anything” with him — even a '90s “Stranger Things” spin-off focusing on Robin and ...

Will the Duffer Brothers decide to take Robin and Steve's friendship to the Big Apple? I think that Robin definitely wants whatever would make Steve the happiest, which appears to certainly be Nancy,” she said. "The reason that they write so beautifully for me and for everyone else is because they fall in love with their actors and their characters, and they don’t want to kill them. When asked how she feels about possible major character deaths in the [Netflix](https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/topic/netflix) show's upcoming fifth and final season, Maya shared that she'd actually “love” for her fan-favourite character Robin to die. “Normally I wouldn’t really be a proponent of a spinoff, but if I got to do it with Joe Keery, I would do anything,” said Maya. People are always shipping characters in that show, but really that show’s about friendship.” “I think that Robin’s definitely shipping Steve and Nancy. [Happy Sad Confused](https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/matt-ross-duffer/id827905050?i=1000568740288&irgwc=1&aosid=p239&cid=aos-us-aff-ir&irchannel=13631&irpid=221109&clickid=UFFTdaT6lzi4RknT2SQtF3EbUkDwNy2pqSlz2I0&ircid=7613) podcast shortly after, the Duffers defended their caution to kill off major characters. If Robin doesn't die in Stranger Things 5, we have some good news for Robin and Steve fans… We aren't [Game of Thrones](https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/topic/game-of-thrones). She loves him so much, in fact, that she'd even be open to continuing the stories of their characters Robin Buckley and Steve Harrington after the series ends next season. I would love to die and get my hero’s moment,” said Maya.

Maya Hawke particularly hoped her character, Robin, the multilingual, adventurous band geek she plays, is one of them who might die in Stranger Things ...

Hawke also revealed that she has never been super invested in the relationships of the Stranger Things characters because the show is about friendship. Maya gushed about the actor and shared, “Normally I wouldn’t really be a proponent of a spin-off, but if I got to do it with Joe Keery, I would do anything.” In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the actress spoke about her relationship with her Stranger Things character and her hopes for the Hawkins gang moving forward.

However, that's not stopping them from theorizing. Maya Hawke, who plays the plucky Robin Buckley, assumes someone's going to die. Well, duh. That's usually how ...

And they should kill Eleven, as a way to permanently close the hole to the Upside Down or something. I don’t know if a hero’s death or villain’s death matters, just as long as it’s close to the end of the project and it not only has a big impact on the story, but it’s a big death. I don’t think the Duffers have it in them to kill one of the kids. “Normally I wouldn’t really be a proponent of a spin-off, but if I got to do it with Joe Keery, I would do anything,” she told Rolling Stone. “I would love to die and get my hero’s moment. The actress and singer-songwriter is proposing a big “hero’s moment” death, not unlike the heartbreaking and gallant demises of Bob (Sean Astin), Billy (Dacre Montgomery), and, of course, Eddie (Joseph Quinn).