Abstract
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Out of us, the 7.1 user has fallen on the IMDB.
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It seems that a large part of the bad studies is driven by the kisses of Eli and Dina.
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It follows a pattern of reviewing some “fans” that bombed any tall episodes, including romantic moments between gay characters.
This week, a lot of action was taken in the same event of our last year. We were introduced to Ishaq and Liu, Eli and Dina were caught by the WLF (and then caught in the grip of nearby zombies), and they both finally revealed that they had each other’s feelings. Unfortunately, it seems that all this action is enough for some people.
The latest event, called the first day, Currently on IMDB is 7.1. It may not seem like a bad score for most shows, but since the last of us is well welcomed, and has been dropped from the game in which many people are considered to be the best place so far, the score is so low that it is the worst of the show’s worst.
Relevant
The last of us has been mixed with fans because the TV show has rewrite the sexuality of Dinah
Dina claims that she is “only curious” in our last, but fans are worried about what it can mean for her and Eli’s relationship.
More than 14,000 people have gone to IMDB to classify the recent event, and while more than 3,000 have given him a great score, 2,600 has awarded one of the ten incidents ASo its average is dragging down. If you have not already guessed why an important part of those who have not seen this incident is why they do not like it, then the reason is that there is a scene between Eli and Dina in which they kiss fondly, the scene is already over.
The last day of us is less than the usual review score of usual
History is repeating itself
Unfortunately, this is not an assumption based on this before me – more on it in a second. Some of the people who have given a low score a day have reviewed why, and as expected, the aforementioned scene is an important reason why some think the incident was not so good.
A user’s review claims that the show’s “throw-over LGB” episodes have no effect on the overall story. People thinking about everything at the TV show need to be directly linked to the central plot, the last of us and people’s reaction to it has been a major problem. I am assuming that this person has either not played the game, though you think that everyone who is trapped with Season Two will realize how important Eli and Dina’s relationship is from the ongoing story.
Various other low -scoring reviews label the event, and in some cases the overall “agenda -powered”, and as written above, is not surprising. The so -called fans have been making these comments since the third event of the show, which is still the best and best of it, which gave Bill and Frank an appropriate, incredibly touching story. The theme running the theme seems to be that if an incident involves a single sexual kiss, it is reviewed. Thankfully, it does not happen that it prevents adaptation from becoming a huge success.
