This post contains mild spoilers For the "last of us" by the FBO and "The Last of Us Part II".

"The Last of Us Part II" is not a driving with an amusement park. The sequel to video games is a dark, brutal tracking of Elloel and Eli's journey into the unknown in "The Last of Us", which only makes us go through a lot of pain in searching for radiation to hope. Unfortunately, that hope is cruel exhausted in the "Last of Us Part II", in which Eli begins for a violent hunting of retaliation, condemning everyone related to one way or another. Eli's girlfriend, Dinah, is one of the few people holding her beside her, offering much needed heat in a story where the shelters are a bit and far away.

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But Dinah is not the only person who holds a mirror to the eroding of Humanity to Eli, because Esses plays and a key role in Eli's comprehensive trip in "The Last of Us Part II". His shadow is on the big over Eli's election in the game, serving as a constant reminder of the price Eli Wind must pay for the search for revenge.

HBO "The Last of Us" Season 2 (Reading /Film Review) It brings both Dina and Esses to live in live action, as it is appropriate by Isabella Merced and Yang Mazino. In the source material of the show, Dina and Esses are related to and to take on a fairly tragic twist. At the same time, their dynamics is an essential part of Eli's motivations outside her visions of tunnel fueled by revenge. Esses is also one of the few friends that Eli has, and the story encourages this to emphasize that he has taken certain things for granted.

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Indeed, loyal friends are not easy to come true in the "Last of Us" Universe, a world in which people are more evil than infected. This, in turn, makes the presence of Esses more relevant than it may initially seem. How TV series "Last of Us" are not afraid to change the big elements of the original gamesThe Esses's bow can end as more omitted in the series than it is in the "Last of Us Part II".

Considering this in mind, let's look at the previous Massino acting loans, as well as how his version of Esses can act as a strong emotional buffer between Eli (White Ramsey) and the bloody path that she will inevitably follow on the TV adaptation "Last of us".

The young Masino played several parts in various film and television projects between 2014 and 2022, but his role in the role was that of Paul Joe in the Netflix's "Beef" series. Mazino plays Paul as frivolous, lost his younger brother, who is considered a discomfort of all, but he ends up revealing gentle aspects of his personality during a code with the co-wanderer of the series, Amy (Ali Wong). However, Paul's instinctive urge to be disrespectful over his softer, more softer side, driving him to behave far more intensively than he would like to admit. As an actor behind the character, Mazino is expertly balancing these shades and is impressive in the way he oscillates among being liked and incredible in the blink of an eye.

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In addition to "beef", Mazino also starred in "Blue Bloods", "Blend Son", "Triumph of Trinity", "Good Boy" and "Foundation", among others. Recently, he starred in Mark Anthony Green's "opus", appearing opposite Ayo Edebiri and Johnon Malkovich as the film leads.

Judging by Well -accepted premiere of "The Last of Us" in Season 2Masino seems to be well suited for the practical, compassionate Esses, who sports a more leisurely attitude despite being always familiar with the environment. The first episode of Season 2 establishes the friendly between him and Eli, with the former overseeing a sparring competition in which Eli aggressively participates. In "The Last of Us Part II", Esses is similar to a stable, dependent presence; Even when things are going worse, its actions seem to be guided by a deep sense of loyalty.

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There are many dramatic moments in that game where Esses can They have become an indignant, brazen individual, but he instead chooses to take a reasonable approach to handling emotionally complex scenarios. This is a welcome respect from the intense tragedy that will soon engulf the HBO series, although Esses is just as condemned to condemnation as any unhappy to be alive during the most desperate times known to mankind.

New episodes at the premiere of "The Last of Us" at 9 pm Est on HBO and MAX.