New facts and characters emerge in the plot that leaves uncertainties about the future of two more seasons
Before watching I had read some reviews that only reinforced my curiosity. The highlights of this series, a phenomenon of Netflix, are the references of the 1980s and the contextualization of the Inverted World.
The forgetting of some facts of the first season is due to the delay of the debut of the second (available from the 27 of October). Even with some not-so-fresh stories in the head, the anxiety to continue accompanied the plot I believe to have taken care of all that accompany. In my case, it took me longer than most.
First Season Scene Photo: Disclosure
In the new season, the plot is gradually dealing with possible memory lapses. At the same time, new facts and characters help reinforce history. The group of children geeks gains another member, Maxine. This time, adults, children and adolescents who know about evil can act in a more united way, even with the existence of secrets. All of these points explored together are positive, due to the possibility of parallel narratives that also attract attention.
Although all situations are created to make the plot more interesting and exciting, the last episode leaves doubts about a continuity. I saw criticism about the penultimate one. For me, the problem is only at the very end. It feels strange. Especially if you take into account that it still has plot for two more seasons. I read that the third promises a time jump. That is, perhaps, a good opportunity to remember the 1990s.
I hope the next few chapters are as self-convincing as the second chapters. And do not become "the most of the same" as some have commented on this season.