[ As far as Jonathan was concerned, an underground forest was something pretty hard not to explore. He had been shocked and confused by his arrival in more ways than one, but he was the type that preferred to find his own answers than accept whatever was fed to him. The girl that had "welcomed" him didn't seem like a bad person, but he didn't trust her. He had to see what was going on with his own eyes.
Even with his camera at the ready to capture anything unusual or interesting, he was cautious to use it. He always carried extra film, but that didn't mean he shouldn't be mindful of what he decided was important enough to document. So far he didn't even know if he could develop it properly but having some record of things, even if it remained inaccessible for an indefinite period of time, was better than no record at all.
What he deemed important and what normal people would deem important were probably very different things, though. ]
06 WILDCARD
[ Once he concluded his business in the forest, getting a closer look at those asinine number of restricted areas was high on Jonathan's list of priorities. He probably didn't have a chance in hell of getting in to any of them so he wouldn't try, but that didn't mean there weren't clues to be found regarding what was inside. He'd gotten pretty good at finding things others didn't notice, and that was what he was banking on when he chose the first door to examine. ]
Jonathan Byers | Stranger Things
[ As far as Jonathan was concerned, an underground forest was something pretty hard not to explore. He had been shocked and confused by his arrival in more ways than one, but he was the type that preferred to find his own answers than accept whatever was fed to him. The girl that had "welcomed" him didn't seem like a bad person, but he didn't trust her. He had to see what was going on with his own eyes.
Even with his camera at the ready to capture anything unusual or interesting, he was cautious to use it. He always carried extra film, but that didn't mean he shouldn't be mindful of what he decided was important enough to document. So far he didn't even know if he could develop it properly but having some record of things, even if it remained inaccessible for an indefinite period of time, was better than no record at all.
What he deemed important and what normal people would deem important were probably very different things, though. ]
06 WILDCARD
[ Once he concluded his business in the forest, getting a closer look at those asinine number of restricted areas was high on Jonathan's list of priorities. He probably didn't have a chance in hell of getting in to any of them so he wouldn't try, but that didn't mean there weren't clues to be found regarding what was inside. He'd gotten pretty good at finding things others didn't notice, and that was what he was banking on when he chose the first door to examine. ]