Contains spoilers for the "last of us" season 2, Episode 2.

The episode "The Last of Us" fans were afraid of finally arriving and even worse than the original version that turned gamers into feverish ruins in 2020. With a few changes to golf and ruthless throat sting, Perfectly thrown Abi (Caitlin Daver) He finally put an end to ELOEL (Pedro Pascal), while Eli (Bella Ramsey) watched, helpless to do something about it. Since her surrogate father was pulled back to Acksexonville, the song Anguvo was up to the last moments of the episode. Just like any other creative choice in this essential episode Directed by "Game of Thrones" and "Subsequently" famous ", Mark MilodNothing is left to coincidence, including the choice of song for the last moments of episode 2, which is a key part of the "Last of us" orbus.

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When a naughty dog ​​revealed that they were working on a continuation of their survival game in 2013, they did so with a trailer for a persecutive announcement that shows Eli singing John Jamesimes "through the Valley". Playing guitar with cut and bruised fingers and Eloel's double bluff that greets him in the end, the trailer saw original Eli, Ashley Nsonson, performing his cover on the song. Now, almost 10 years later she has come back to do it again after her Deep Kimo in Season 1 as the mother of Eli. It's another beautiful relationship at one point that brings the legacy of the entire circle of "The Last of Us", and we predict that it won't be the last song we hear from Eli.

In "The Last of Us", the deaths and unusual guitar home shines go together like peanut butter and jelly, and you can guarantee a few more left on the playlist for Season 2, specifically one that includes Eli. In "The Last of Us Part II", one moment of the moment includes a stubborn survivor game a beautiful version of A-ha "Take on Me". Ashley Nsonson performed the song in the game and, in fact, was, so that good creator Neil Drakman asked his starvet deliberately to perform worse than it was.

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According to Washington PostMake an effort to make the version of Eli less refined, which in turn determined the image of NSONSON. You just learned how to play a guitar from ELOEL (Troy Baker in the game), there are a few strokes and slides through the song that make the charming moment that is. It is a task that white Ramsey, like Eli in the show, hopes to have to meet when their time comes to extract several wires. There may even be a single from ELOEL, which could be dead, but we expect a lot to return through retrospectives that will make us cry in future episodes. To be honest: after this week in the installment, the only way they can make us cry so much, we can't see our TV screens anymore by showing emotional memories of the hero we just lost. SeeEe See how we manage when "Last of Us" returns next week.

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