Steddie Bingo 2025
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Steve Harrington was seven when he found out that Santa didn’t exist, he was seven when he decided to become Santa himself, and he was 25 when he realized that maybe he didn’t have to do it alone anymore.
Steddie Bingo Prompt: Magic
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- Part 1 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Something weird was going on in Hawkins. Something… vague and unattainable. It was just niggling in the back of Steve’s mind like a whisper or some misty haze that he could almost see, but not quite. It kept hovering in his periphery, poking him for attention, always just out of sight; if he tried focusing on whatever it was, then — poof — it was gone, like it had never been there in the first place.
Steddie Bingo Prompt: Amnesia
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- Part 2 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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It started as a joke, a taunt, and a bet. Or at least, that’s the extent of what Steve remembered. He remembered visiting Las Vegas with Robin, because Eddie and his band had a residency for the next few months and the party had been invited to see a show or two. Nancy, somehow, also got dragged along, and Steve figured he’d be responsible with Nancy around — someone to curb his and Robin’s dumb ideas, someone to be the rational mind as they wandered the streets of Sin City, someone to pull him back and say ‘Don’t be an idiot, Steve Harrington.’
Evidently, he was fully capable of being an idiot, even with Nancy Wheeler around.
Steddie Bingo Prompt: Bet, Vegas
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- Part 3 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Eddie’s an idiot. He knows he’s an idiot. He was an idiot when he asked Steve to move to Indy with him, despite his massive crush on the man. He was an idiot when he got used to Steve in his space, cooking dinner and being an all-around perfect man. He was an idiot when he started turning people down at the bar he went to on Saturdays, and he was an idiot when he stopped going all together, just so he could join Robin and Steve’s movie nights in her apartment. He got used to Steve in every aspect of his life and he was an idiot for… forgetting. Forgetting they weren't even together and it was all just Eddie being caught up in his own head.
Steddie Bingo Prompt: Roommates, Sick Fic, Idiots to Lovers
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- Part 4 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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The party creeps as quietly as they can into the stone chamber, the guards outside surprisingly easy to distract, a little suspiciously easy to distract. This was supposed to be the end goal, right? Everything they were here for? The king was nowhere to be found, the castle was packed with guards that fell one after the other, like dominos after the slightest tap. The chamber was the end of the line, allegedly filled with the gold stolen from countless families in the name of lining the crowns pockets, and the medicine that Nog’s family needed to survive, hoarded for only the highest bidders. Of course, who could bid on it, when every last penny had already been extorted from the families that needed it most? / Eddie has a little trick up his sleeve during the party's campaign, but Steve's got a little trick, too.
Steddie Bingo Prompt: True Love's Kiss
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- Part 5 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Steve loved his nanny growing up. As a kid, it made him feel special having someone that devoted their attention to him, especially when his parents were too busy to give him theirs. She would hold his hand when they went to the park, and she bought him treats when they were grocery shopping, and she taught him how to bake.
They made cookies and casseroles and bread, and it helped him a lot when his parents came home one day and told him he’d “outgrown” her. He’d kind of thought that she would stay forever — that she was more his family than his parents were — but when she was gone, he realized he didn’t even know her last name. For a while, it really fucked with him, realizing that the one person he thought cared about him was actually just there for a paycheck, that she wasn’t his family, that he was more alone than he’d ever been before.
But, the baking helped.
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Steddie Bingo Prompts: Competition, Recipe, Slice of Life
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- Part 6 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Eddie Munson just wanted to steal Rick's boat, skip school for a day, and float until the sun dropped below the tree line and he could go back home. He didn't expect someone to come crashing through the trees and to find himself playing nurse and squire to King Steve like something straight out of a fantasy novel, or at least the ones that play in his head. But hey, he wasn't doing anything else today.
Steddie Bingo Prompt: Lake, Bike
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- Part 7 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Eddie was… pretty sure he was in a time loop. Delusionally, irrationally, his first thought was that this all started the day he’d seen Steve Harrington break several mall rules because he couldn’t say no to a bunch of children, because if anything was going to propel Eddie straight into the Twilight Zone, it was that. And that was apparently yesterday! Not four days ago, not last week, yesterday.
So, Eddie did the only rational thing he could think of, and called Gareth to say he was sick. He wasn’t against lying to his friends to get to the bottom of a mysterious time anomaly. With any luck, he’d fix… whatever it was, and everything would be back to normal without them even knowing what happened in the first place. Plus… C’mon, any opportunity to see the Scoops outfit, right? If he was stuck in a time loop, he was going to get his money’s worth.
Steddie Bingo Prompts: Time Loop, Scoops
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- Part 8 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Apparently, when you adopt a bunch of children and they want to go to the movies, you’re not allowed to say no. Give a mouse a cookie, and everything, right? Give teens a movie, and they’ll want a bucket of popcorn. Give them popcorn, and they’ll want to have a drink to go with it. Give them a drink, and they’ll want something sweet. It’s endless, it’s fucking endless, and Eddie had no goddamn clue in the universe that Steve Harrington was incapable of putting his foot down.
Steddie Bingo Prompts: Whisper, Popcorn, Crush
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- Part 9 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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He kept staring longingly at the brownie as she made his coffee, excited to taste whatever his sugar daddy made for him. And he was Eddie’s sugar daddy, no matter what Robin had to say about it. What else did you call the mysterious baker you’ve never met who made you free treats every week just to hear your opinions on them?
Steddie Bingo Prompt: Madonna, Argyle, Sugar Daddy
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- Part 10 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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Four times Eddie Munson was hired to chaperone Steve's dates, and one time he got a date himself.
Steddie Bingo Prompts: Blind Date, Omegaverse, Chrissy Cunningham
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- Part 11 of Steddie Bingo 2025
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At first he was floating, at first he was drowning and gasping for air that couldn’t reach his lungs. It scraped through like knives in his throat, clawing and ripping into flesh as he tried to pull in air, or water, or anything that could make the pain go away.
And then it was more of a peaceful nothing. No floating, no drifting, no drowning, just… existence. He wasn’t sure where he was or what was happening or how he got to this nothingness. He wasn’t sure he had a body anymore, or a world to go back to. It was all dark; it wasn’t hot or cold or anything. Just dark.
And then there was light.
Steddie Send Off Prompt: Paladin
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- Part 12 of Steddie Bingo 2025
- Part 1 of Steddie Send Off
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Everyone knew Nancy was the smart one. Nancy was the one you went to with school trouble. She was the one who always had class notes, always had flash cards, always came prepared to answer questions and kill a presentation. She was probably up in the top ranks to get valedictorian by senior year, if Barb were being honest.
Except, Nancy was terrible at observing other people. She never really thought about what was going on inside their heads, never really took the time to analyze their behaviors or expressions, like they didn’t really exist outside of her perception of them.
Steddie Send Off Prompt: Barb
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- Part 13 of Steddie Bingo 2025
- Part 2 of Steddie Send Off
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“What is it now, Steve?” Dustin sighed as the walkie cut out. “Are we not giving you enough attention? Is that it?”
“Oh, that’s rich coming from you,” he snapped back.
“What’s that supposed to mean?”
Steddie Send Off Prompt: Flashlight
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- Part 14 of Steddie Bingo 2025
- Part 4 of Steddie Send Off
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Illusions of a High School Hierarchy by HelpImStuckWriting
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
29 Dec 2025
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If anyone asked, the hierarchy of Hawkins High went as follows:
The Jocks — top of the food chain, first pick of the lunch tables, free pass for pretty much any shit they wanted to pull, as long as it could be explained away by the teachers. It didn’t matter if they had shitty grades and even shittier personalities. They had money, they had status, they had the world in their hands and that placed them right on the top of every other clique in school. If you talked to them, you were lucky to be ignored, because the alternative wasn’t very appealing.
Hellfire Club — the lowest of the low, the freaks and the outcasts, and the losers that the rest of Hawkins High loved to shit on for no reason other than their own lack of understanding. Even the loners and band geeks looked upon Hellfire like gum on the bottom of their shoes, despite being not so different from each other when it really boiled down. Like the Untouchables, the feudal serfs, the dirty castaways of society everyone stepped around, faces twisted up in disgust like they contained diseases yet unknown to man.
Steddie Send Off Prompt: Hawkins High
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- Part 15 of Steddie Bingo 2025
- Part 3 of Steddie Send Off