The Last of Us season two wraps with episode seven, but was it a satisfying finale?

The last season of our second season has now come to an end, with a passionate event that has found the topics of grief and revenge.

Please note, the last – the last – the show will be spoiled for both the show and the game.

I never thought that the last event of the American season was easy to draw two. Exhibitors presented a dynamic event last week, which surprised a great watch while the current day’s pace was surprised. And, unfortunately, I do not feel that this series achieved this pace in the seventh event of Season Two so much so that a tremendous end can end.

The final is not quite 50 minutes long, which is raised after the main events of Episode five. A similar to the theater is with an injury, where he moves to remove the arrow from his leg. Dinah tells her that she cannot die, and she provoked her suspicions that anyone else refused to drink alcohol that she had nothing else about it.

Shortly afterwards, Eli returned to the theater after a collision with Nora. It is clear that he is a very different person from Eli Eli whom we saw in Season One, who failed to control his feelings after killing David after killing him, despite his actions in saving his life. She was upset, crying and shaking.

After Eli defeated Nora in Seattle, though, he is almost insensitive. She does not look whip, but rather it is empty because giving her wounds, quietly saying how she is Made Nora Talk. The one we knew once is coming to an end.

The dynamic event between Eli, Dina, and Jesse during the Season Two Finals is a high place in the incident. Each of the three young actors shows anesthesia in their performances. When Eli Isabella tells Merceda’s Dina that Joel did what Joel did in a firefly hospital, Dina firmly says she needs to leave Seattle. They need to go home (this gives water to revenge from the beginning of the season, which gives water to water, however, it is important to say). In the meantime, the level headed by the Young Mazino, works as a parent’s voice, and plays a role ahead of its years as she has rallied the team to find Tommy before leaving Seattle. Finally, Bella Ramsey has continued to perform a strong performance as Eli.

I especially like the scene between Eli and Jesse in the bookstore. Here, Jesse has admitted that he not only considered Jackson to leave with a woman whom he fell in love, but he voted in favor of not going behind Abe during a meeting with several episodes during the council. As Eli does not patronize here. Instead, she is calm and deposited. He explained his reasons, saying that Jackson’s community is the same as that. He works for more and more good, even if it means sacrificing his personal happiness. He is a natural and capable leader, who highlights Eli’s reality and growing sense of abrasive.

Unfortunately, although, the sound words of Jesse are not enough to go to Eli, who see the opportunity to find Abbey, and take it, even though he promised to go home. And, from here, the end of the season begins to struggle.

Eli Abi is separated from giving and giving up, and on his way there is mile and oven along with serifies. But, when these scenes pack a cartoon – seeing that Eli is hoisted from the neck through serifies, it’s certainly not an easy clock – they don’t get enough time to stand themselves and really affect the viewer.

The front is a margin on the path to the aquarium in the forest with serifites. Does you really need to be there? Eli’s story, I don’t really think that is what happened. I appreciate that there is a war between the WLF and the Serpentic in the background of this event, but I have played the game. I know what exhibitors are making with WLF and serifites in the background, but if no one already knows the source content, I am wondering if these moments – the WLF camp includes a single between Isaac and the park – their clear direction may be a bit flat due to lack of flat.

Then this is the clash between Eli, Mail and Owen. I say confrontation, but in fact the show has changed some statement points here, and I think it has damaged the story. In the show, Eli shot Owen in the throat, and killed him. Meanwhile, a bullying piece of derivatives from the shot stands in the neck of the mail, causing it to be so injured that his death is inevitable.

So, the death of the mail was accidental. I don’t think that should have happened. In the game, Eli knows what she’s doing as she hit the mail, and I wish it pledged to promote the murder of Eli, who deliberately shows her a spiral in search of revenge.

However, I would say that. The moment it has been revealed that the mail is pregnant. This is a disturbing, and the Aerilla Beer does a wonderful job to bring emotions to Mail’s death when she reaches Eli to save her birth baby.

I wish Eli would have been strong here. Eli is clearly disturbed by the accident that has caused mail death, and is deeply affected by the feeling that the mail is pregnant. Of course, it reflects Dina’s pregnancy. And still, when in his dying moments he asks Mail Elie whether her baby is fine, Eli cannot collect even a little lie to reduce her death. She just remains silent.

Changes such as accidentally weakening Mail’s death reduce the effects of the last story of the American Part 2. I think this show made Eli a considerable infantry here, when in this game we are starting to see the real darkness in Eli, which raises the player more questions about whether his bloody struggle for revenge is more justified.

In the meantime, even though I can’t mistake the actors who are really doing excellent performances, the impact of the moment may affect viewers. Jesse and Tommy arrived to see Eli’s upset, and quickly remove the viewers from the scene, by expanding it. It is painful, but it benefits the story to let us all sit for a long time, so that the reality of all this can be punished.

The rest of the event continues at a breakdown, and when it does not get much time on the screen, Catalin Dour has stolen the scene with Abbie’s return, which soon created a huge impression.

Prior to the first start of Season Two, the Diver game counterpart was a lot of chatter about being physically different. But, while the construction is small, there is no doubt about Abe’s abilities in this show. This means business, and when Eli’s casualties are often dirty and fined, it is clear that Abbey has military training and stable commitment.

The show ends with a mountain, before we cut Abbey at the WLF base in Seattle. “First day,” the screen teases. Now, we are going to hear the aspect of the story of Abbey.

Certainly, this is an interesting setup. But, once again, I worry how people who have not played the game will feel about the end of such a season. Has the show worked enough to pull the audience back for Season Three, which is still likely to be many years away, where focus will be on the role with which we really have spent very little time?

The last season of us has been uneven. There is no doubt about the production cost behind the season, and the actors have all done an extraordinary job for TV to revive the characters of the naughty dog. Giving Mercedes has been a special thing in this season and, along with Mazino, has been a wonderful increase in the cast.

But, despite these great performances, the story has felt very slow and very quickly. The second episode of the series was offered a large amount of action in episodes, but then the episodes, such as the fifth and today, felt simple and sometimes a slow moment patch, all of which came to a very good result. For example, the beans showed only once to serve Nura’s death. It would have been good to see them at least one more during the weather so that their introduction feels less controversial.

Saying that, though, I really look forward to Season Three, which was confirmed earlier this year. Schwarunrs Craig Mazin and Neil Dickman have an interesting journey in front of them, and I am interested in seeing how they will continue to prepare our last part 2 for TV and continue to adopt them.

Before leaving, I will give season two of something extra, though – I am so glad we didn’t have to see Eli killing a dog (besides, like that, as is really fine, despite being forgotten about Eli and Dina).

And with that, this is a wrap in the last part of the American Season Two. Thank you for joining me every week.

Until next time, be in search of light!