My first analysis stranger things

point: The opening of stranger things establishes the lighting as essential for recognising tense and scary moments in the series.

Evidence: We know this because we see the lights begin to flicker and change brightness, when characters  seem panicked. 

Evidence: This has connotations of chaos and uncontrollability as the lights appear to react to what's happening around them.

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