“She gets less sarcastic and more vulnerable and more herself, until finally, in the end, she has no choice but to be her complete self” she said. In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Hawke explained how “grateful” she was to be a part of portraying a queer character in the show. Steve after robin came out to him #StrangerThings /YEYX2Wg8zK Steve Season 3: *jokes with Robin after she comes out to him to let her know that they will still be friends* #StrangerThings /vYHsXRFLft Steve Season 1: *calls Jonathan a Queer in a derogatory way* PROTECT MY BABY ROBIN AT ALL COST #StrangerThings /jPtWk3rIRi it’s a win for the gays.”Īnother said: “When steve admitted his feelings for robin only to find out that she likes girls and he becomes 100% supportive of her after she comes out to him idk a better man.”Ī third wrote: “Stranger things having an official gay character makes me so happy finally some good f**king representation! and the way she just came out to steve like that thinking he won’t be her friend anymore and he’s just like ma’am your taste in girls is S**T,everything i ever wanted.” “Robin is beautiful, smart, funny, one of the coolest characters and she’s a lesbian. “I’m genuinely so happy stranger things gave us this lesbian icon,” one Twitter user wrote. Joe Keery as Steve Harrington (L), Maya Hawke as Robin and Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin Henderson in Netflix fantasy horror ‘Stranger Things’ (Netflix)Īs viewers watched the penultimate episode, they took to social media to share their excitement over the reveal, as well as praising Steve’s reaction to the rejection. When Steve asks her what she thinks of his confession, Robin explains that she wasn’t acting “jealous and obsessed” because she had a crush on him in high school she was envious of him because the girl she liked couldn’t stop staring at him in class.
The scene cleverly defies genre expectation, as it sees Steve list all the things he admires about her and seemingly set up the oh-too-familiar storyline of the “cool guy” falling for – and ending up with – the “quirky misfit.” But instead, Robin’s face suggests she’s not into him in the way we’ve come to believe. Heck, even Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) bagged himself a girlfriend while living it up at science camp over the summer… But things in that department don’t work out quite so well for fan-favourite Steve (Joe Keery), who – after realising he has a crush on his ice cream parlour colleague – tells new character Robin (Maya Hawke) that he likes her.
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