This article contains spoilers For the "last of us" season 2, Episode 7.

Only two episodes in her second season, "The Last of Us" killed one of her two main characters when Pedro Pascal is ELOEL died at the moment of a clean, horror from your-you-Star. While the season was understandably struggling to follow this early jump intensity with similar punishment on the scenes, it still delivered many moments that would no doubt remain in the mind of viewers for a long time. One of them comes in an intense, retrospective episode 6, "Price", which reveals the dark truth about Eugene (PO Pantoliano) And he adds an extra teaspoon of heart attack to ELOEL's death, showing that his broken relationship with Eli (white Ramsey) begins to improve shortly before killing Abi (Caitlin Dever).

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"The Last of Us" Season 2, Episode 7 Complete Dark, complex sofa season With a tense mission in the aquarium in Seattle water. After a dangerous journey to the dangerous location controlled by the Liberation Front in Washington, Eli comes face to face with two members of the Johel Hunting Party in Abi. As her confrontation with Nora reveals in episode 5, Eli's double desires return to Abi and protect her pregnant Dinah (Isabella Merced) in a pretty vengeance, but even she is not ready for a moment that causes both of her motivations to drive. When he comes face to face with Owen (Spencer Lord) and Mel (Arela Barer) in the search for information on where Abi is, things are taking a bloody twist when the former tries to attack her. After that, only Eli remains to stand, and the deadly wounded Mel - who is pregnant - first prays, and then fully orders the protagonist to reduce her open in an attempt to save the unborn child.

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Season 2 of "The Last of Us" lasts Eli's desire for revenge and, in later episodes, her desire to accept parenting. The "price" even links both concepts along with the discovery at the end of the game that during their latest conversation, Eloel explicitly asked her to become a better parent figure than ever before, if she ever got the chance. The final of the season continues to blur the waters between the relentless revenge and the protection of a child with a mood that comes with Mel's desperate final demand.

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The change from Eli Abi's combat team in her task is the task of trying to save an unborn child in the most common way possible is the ultimate "last of us", and it connects the neat, bloody bow around the whole season. Namely, the appropriate moment in the "Last of Us Part II" of a naughty dog ​​does not contain this last dialogue between Eli and Mel, so even the viewers who are familiar with the game are caught unaware of this moment at the crossroads and our protagonist's response: Eli is not trying to save the child.

Eli's moral dilemma in Mel's scene brings similarities to the choice that Eloel makes in the finals of the season 1, though the decisions they make are very different. Where Eli decides to avoid the possibility of getting sad with a premature baby, Elloel was ready to condemn the whole world and kill countless people just to save a child. Well, there are mitigating factors - ELOEL spends the whole season 1 slowly turning Eli, while Mel is more than Eli's impersonal enemy. However, it is an interesting blend between the two oh-so different protagonists.

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Another thing that is a difficult coincidence is, of course, the way Abi eventually turns into true (which is from her point of view) the bloody justice of both characters. (Spare the thought of poor Esses, who becomes frivolously killed in the latter, he burst through that door of the theater lobby.) From HBO has already confirmed the "Last of Us" season And Eli's story from the original material is far from over, we can be quite sure that Abi's shocking rifle won't mark the last we see on our protagonist. However, if it was not clear from the relationship of Elloel and Eli, in the previous episode, the final of Season 2 shows that the series assumes Eli's search for revenge in a different direction from the "Last of Us Part II" thanks to Mel's final request. But just head up: it may be some time until we see more fruits than that creative decision, because the season -ending season confirms that the "last of us" season 3 will at least focus on Abi, while Eli's story is on the back burner.

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The first two seasons of "The Last of Us" are now moving to Max.