Actor David Harbour says the new season of "Stranger Things" will examine his character, Chief Jim Hopper's relationship with his adopted daughter, Eleven.
Harbour said season three will explore their dynamic and how it is changing now that Eleven is growing up, reported Digital Spy.
"Eleven is growing up and I think that's the terrifying thing for Hopper. He doesn't like the idea of his baby daughter hanging out with boys. So the season starts with him a little bit uncomfortable.
"His daughter is becoming a teenager and beginning to find herself, so that's scarier for Hopper than any Demogorgon creature that he's going to have to deal with," Harbour said at MCM Comic-Con
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