This post contains a tough spoilers For "The Last of Us Part II" and Season 1 of "The Last of Us".

We are in the golden age of video games adaptations. However The only perfect video -based shows are all animatedShows like "Fallout" and "The Last of Us" prove that the curse of the video game is a long time ago. "The Last of Us", although at times too faithful to its original material in Season 1, was an attractive post-apocalypse drama. Even if the show could not be able to reach the exciting, emotionally devastating height of the original game, it was still a series that must be seen with unforgettable characters, challenging themes and a hell of a seasonal final.

Now, the anticipation is high for the sky for tracking, especially as it will handle the upcoming season 2 The award-winning masterpiece that is "the last of us part II". Expectation also comes up with many questions about how the TV show will address the many controversy that surrounded that game, starting with one in the center of Abi's character, which will be played in the show by Caitlin Dever.

In the Games, Abi is introduced as an antagonist who crashed in Eli's life as an ELOEL murder hammer, just for the game to switch and change his point of view halfway, forcing the player to take control of Abi And see the conflict through its perspective. It's an amazing magical trick, and the reason why the game works so well. The problem is that what works in a video game does not have to work on TV, and for the "last of us" season 2 for work, it needs to make a significant change in how she tells the story of Abi and Eli.

In the game, you spend a lot of time playing like Eli while hunting Abi's crew to take revenge on ELOEL's shocking murder. Just after a few hours you change the perspectives and play for a long time as Abi in your own story, as well as you Learn to understand her motivations and background.

However, on TV, it probably won't work - at least not on HBO, where we often get only a new TV season every two or more years. Imagine the audience dealing with more than the story of Eli (White Ramsey) and Elloel (Pedro Pascal), experiencing the murder of ELOEL and the beginning of Eli's search for revenge, and then wait two more years just to watch the protagonists At the third season to change the protagonists of a small accompanying character who know only the one who killed their beloved Johel.

This is similar to what happened with "Titan's attack", the huge popular anime. When the season 3 ended, we just hit a big turning point, and the audience was desperate to see where the characters would go next. Instead, when the next season premiered a year and a half later, the audience spent several weeks after a whole new set of characters - including the one who ended up with the killing of a beloved main character. This resulted in a pretty shocking story for heroes to be villains in a foreign story and the effect of war on children. However, the damage has been done, and the character of Gabi has become the target of many vitriol and misogyny on the Internet.

"The Last of Us" can't happen - especially as it already has the nature of the story Actor Caitlin Dever requires extra security in the room. Instead of spending the whole season, doing the great bad wolf and then made it a protagonist after two years after the damage is finally done, the "last of us" season 2 should immediately intertwine Abi and Eli's stories immediately, changing the prospect. Each episode if not every few scenes. This would not be in the HBO show, with a series of "Game of Thrones" to become the audience by cheering to change the characters for the view every few minutes. Maybe Neil Drakman and Craig Mazz are looking forward to pulling out the rug from TV viewers, but we hope they can make an adaptation choice that maintains the efficiency of the story without generating a mass reaction against one of the most complex characters in the franchise.