The last off -US Season 2 partial event, directed by Nail Dickman of Naughty Dog, has now been broadcast, in which the audience has been presented with a good television event, as well as some happy moments of happiness.
Please be aware of the spoilers for both the show and the game, for both the show and the game.
Since last week’s episode, there has been a word on each lips: Joel.
Yes, the man, myths, legends returned to the last part of this week, through a series of flashbacks that had been fully spread until the 80s, completed with his father with a young Joel and Tommy at home. Then move things forward, two months after Jackson’s arrival in Joel and Eli’s Season One final.
These scenes are the same as I am waiting for when Joel Flashbacks were first touched in the trailers. But, I didn’t expect them to be Enough Like it, and depends on the sixth event – while spending time in the past – while with some of the most impacting moments of the game, it was beautifully realized for TV – I get restless that viewers will have to do a lot of a satisfying conclusion next weekend.
Under just an hour, Episode Six Chronicles, Joel and Eli’s father and daughter, are dynamic, fluttering and then recovering, serving as anchor point for the most important moments of their relationship on Eli’s birthday.
On Eli’s 15th anniversary, Joel traded a lego brick business with Seth for a birthday cake. He is then ready to work for Eli’s guitar restoration, which is complete with the real features of an emerging insect and bone. On his 16th anniversary, he takes it to a museum, where Eli Denosaver makes a clambus on a model and makes an imaginary but incredibly dynamic journey in space.
On the 17th anniversary of Eli, the teen is entering the Anjist, Joel is coming home to discover the smoking vessel, get a tattoo and walk in his bedroom with Kate. Both say, and Eli says she needs to decide from Joel that she will live a best life in the garage. Then, on his 19th anniversary, Eli – who is fighting his growing doubts about the really events in Salt Lake City. And this is the day that the cracks in their relationships finally opened.
Both Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey do something incredible in this incident. Its happiness is contagious to the Ramsey slots, smaller and more innocent Eli’s shoes, without ease, and looking at the dinosaur and space exposure of the museum.
Yes, my part that the game played wished we had spent more time here, but some parts of the area have chosen to reopen in the TV series, surprisingly re -created. So far, the last of us has been dark enough to say the second season, but these moments in the museum have provided some more desirable levy.
But, while Ramsey still shines just like Eli, this event is really from Pascal, which can describe Joel’s emotional turmoil with a simple shape or indicator: he becomes a tear when he sees Eli’s happiness in the museum, showing his concern when he gives Eli’s birthday a birthday. Every moment, regardless of how small it looks, is presented with faith and true love for his surrogate daughter.
The incident also answered the question that this question has not been answered since the first incident of Season 2. That’s exactly what happened between Joel and Gayle’s husband Yugin.
I have to say once again, Eugene Flashbacks were not what I expected when it was first revealed that Durkman and fellow Schwaroner Craig Mazen were taking more interest in the past. Initially, I was expecting a complete event to be focused on Eugene almost specifically, perhaps in the fireflies (which are touched in the game).
However, while Eugene himself has only a handful of lines and really has only one scene, the actor who gives a wonderful depth of pity in the fear of his character and the death of his character. We only meet Eugene in the jungle, cut off with an infected and whole knowledge that its time is limited. And, what he wants to do with this limited time, he is looking at his wife for the last time.
Eli, who is out with Jeel on his first patrol, believes this is the work he can do, and left to get horses. Joel, however, is more cautious and despite telling Eli, he will bring Jackson to Jackson, instead takes Eugene to a beautiful place where he hangs him.
This is not a fraud that eventually breaks Eli’s confidence in Joel, though (though it certainly does nothing to strengthen it). When they return to Jackson with Eugene’s body, it easily lies about Joel. Joel told Gail Yugin’s last words that he loves his wife, before he could know that he could know that this was the end.
At that moment, Eli knows what he had already started to scare: Joel lied to him about what happened to the fireflies in Salt Lake City. And, when she calls her lies to loudly, she is calling her her lies, and Joel knows her. It is a wonderful story, in addition to our last story, and Eli and Joel’s story.
But as I have touched, when I enjoyed seeing Eli and Joel’s further relationships, and of course seeing Pascal and Ramsey once again sharing the screen, I am concerned that we have only one event left in the last season of our second season, and today the current day of this day.
So, yes, only an event is left from the last season 2 of the American Season 2, and as I said last week, I really feel that we should be ahead with the last story of our Part 2 so far. In addition to a short shot to return to the theater in Seattle, the whole incident occurs in the past six. Does this mean that the showers will now have to hurry next week at some of the important moments to close the series at a point that makes sense? I don’t expect, but I don’t see how it will not be.
What did you think about the last season 2 episode six?
