Here we have gathered 8 of the best quotes from Max Mayfield from the Netflix Tv Series, Stranger Things Season 4 in 2022. Stranger Things is one of the most popular and engaging tv shows of 2022. With the increasing popularity of this teen thriller from Netflix, we thought of bringing you the best Max Mayfield Quotes from Stranger Things Season 4.
Max Mayfield played by Sadie Sink, is the main character of the show, his un-matchable performance should be remembered. Sadie Sink is already very popular with the earlier seasons of the ST.
Stranger Things Season 4 has many twists and turns including some of the characters being separated from each other. If you haven’t watched Stranger Things 4 yet, kindly note that this post may contain Spoilers.
10 Max Mayfield’s quotes from Stranger Things Season 4.
Dear Billy, I don’t even know if you can hear this. Ever since you left, everything’s been a total disaster. For a while, we tried to be happy, normal. I know that’s impossible.
And I Like Talking With You, Stalker.
That’s presumptuous of you. But yeah, you might have been there.
Whatever it is- whatever you do. Try not to miss it.
I’m Just Going To Stop Assuming That I Know Anything.
Yeah, Well, Boyfriends Lie. All The Time.
I Just Felt It Was A Little Derivative In Parts.
There Are Some Things Worse Than Ghosts.
There’s More To Life Than Stupid Boys, You Know.
We Make Our Own Rules.
You Just Try Things On Until You Find Something That Feels Like You. Not Hopper, Not Mike – You.
It’s just, that I know I can be a jerk like him sometimes, and I do not want to be like him. Ever.
Reading these 10 quotes from Max Mayfield from Stranger Things Season 4 will give a PREVIEW of Joe Keery’s character in Stranger Things. Stranger Things Season 4 is currently streaming now in Netflix. We have seen up to 6 episodes of it.
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