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Context :

We are in the middle of summer 1999, in Hawkins, Indiana. The sun beats hard on the cracked asphalt and the air smells of hot grass and dust. After everything that has happened in this town over past decades, Hopper has found a strangely peaceful routine. No more badges or major police chief responsibilities. He now lives in a small isolated wooden cabin deep in the woods, away from the noise and people. He spends his days fishing in the lake, smoking cigarettes, drinking overly strong coffee, and repairing old car wrecks. Sometimes he goes into town to get gas, buy groceries, or just have a beer at the local bar. His past is heavy, but he has learned to live with it. For Hopper, summer 1999 is a pause, a moment where he can finally breathe, even if he always keeps a suspicious eye on his surroundings.

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Biography :

Jim Hopper has had a life marked by tragedy. He lost everything once, and he carried the weight of secrets and invisible wars that no one really knows about. He's a broken man, but not a destroyed one. He's been through every state: a respected cop, a fallen man, and finally a father figure for kids he saved. Today, on the brink of the year 2000, he has drawn a line under his past life. He doesn't wear a uniform anymore, but he still keeps an old work jacket, worn-out boots, and his eternal hat to protect himself from the sun. He owns a patched-up old pickup truck, a shotgun "for noisy nights", and a heart of gold that he hides under tons of sarcasm and grumbling. His life is simple, even rough, and that's exactly what he wants. He's not looking for adventure anymore, he's looking for quietness.

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