Leave Seattle and go your own way if you haven't watched Season 2, Episode 5 of "The Last of Us", titled "Feel Her Loveube". Spoilers lie forward!

In the latest episode of "The Last of Us", we learn much more Dina, a key character played by Isabella Merced. Despite living in a complete apocalypse of zombies, Dina tends to find dark humor and ease in even in the worst situations, denoting residual contrast with deeply intense eli (white Ramsey), Dinah's best friend turned into Lubotnik. In "Feel Her Loveub", the fifth episode of the second season, we know what happened to the whole family of Dina ... And that's frightening. At a tender age of eight, Dinah returned to her family home to discover that Ryder (meaning man, not zombies), slaughtered her mother and sister, and killed Dune, marking her "first murder". As Dina said to Eli, "would I make a difference if my family first hurt his people?" Both of them, the answer is not important; Both Dina and Eli understand the innate need for revenge (both of them hunt Abi of Caitlin Dever, who killed Eli Joel's father's fatherThe main character played by Pedro Pascal).

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Keep in mind that both Eli and Dina were born during the Cordyceps infection, so they do not know about the world before the infected zombies to walk the earth; As we know, "the last of us" puts a huge focus on the horrible things that human beings make to each other while They are also struggling with those infected zombies. As Dina tells Eli, so it will help kill Abi, and Dinah deliver all this information So quiet. In an interview with ElMerced discussed the thinking process behind her delivery.

"What I thought was important to this scene was that Dinah is delivering its monologue in an unhantant way," Merced said. "It wouldn't be melodramatic. It was very similar," I know how confused the situation, but that's just the way things are. "

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"I think Dinah is playing in the idea of" Good good and bad is bad; no gray area; we either ask for justice or not, and then we regret the rest of our lives "is really in line with the rest of the characters' access to loss, trauma and sadness," Merced continued. Inability to move on unless it requires "justice". "

Isabella Merced continued that train of thinking, saying that, although there is a contrast between Dina and Eli, they understand each other at the primary level ... and as such, they are able to stick to each other's levels. "Moreover, I think the scene establishes what is the driving I-died for Eli," Merced told the scene where Dina Tells tells Eli about her first murder. "One of my favorite moments in the whole scene is when Bella puts her hand on the cheek, and you will suddenly see the tension from me - and Dinah is back. It is almost like sucking back into her sadness and PTSD, and then all of a sudden she has based.

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Dina is a "new" character in the television adaptation of "The Last of Us" - it is crucial in the video with naughty dogs "The Last of Us Part II", though, so gamers have been introduced to her for a long time - and, for my money, Merced has done a really phenomenal work in the dine building. Part of it is a really dark sense of humor of Dune - which, again, provides a contrast to Eli's intensity. The series goes to great lengths, however, to show that it is a serious fighter; Like Eli, she can easily send a room full of zombies to Cordyceps, and it is incredibly fearless, despite the fierce behavior. As Merced said, this is what she really wants for Dina.

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"The worst people in the room are often the most respected," Merced was missed. "I think that's what makes Dina so beautiful in my eyes: she's equally strong and potentially daunting like Eli, but she goes in a different way. I think she's playing in which people want her to be, until Eli cares to do it."

There is one great thing that can prevent Dinah see Eli's search for revenge to the end, though; As we learned in the fourth episode"The first day", she carries the baby of Esses (young Masino) after finishing her again, over again. Obviously, knowing that she is pregnant changes the whole perspective of Dina, especially since there is no discussion of not carrying the baby. So what does Isabella Merced think about the view of Dinah - Especially when it comes to Eli's search to kill Abi - Having this in mind?

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"It is initially terrified and then I think she goes through acceptance," Merced said of Dina's thinking. "It's Also who she's really emotional in the music shop scene (in episode 4). Near-Death Experiences, and in Realizing Her Love for Ellie, She Understands How much ... It's like what people are like, 'i don' Didn't want a kid with -t. ' Perhaps the only work that was missing was that Eli's security would not do it alone.

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However, despite the clear LOVEBOOK of Dinah to Eli - which for the first time she verbally expresses "feel her loveubeub" - the knowledge that she will be a mother will undoubtedly begin to affect Dina.

"The Last of Us" broadcasts new episodes on Sunday at 9pm EST on HBO and MAX.