Warning: Contains SPOILERS for The Last of Us season 2, episode 7, & The Last of Us Part II!
The much-anticipated finale for season 2 of “The Last of Us” has arrived! Let’s break down what transpired in this episode and how it lays the groundwork for Abby’s storyline in season 3. Unlike the first season, which encompassed the entire narrative of the first game, season 2 only delved into a portion of the story from “The Last of Us Part II”. This season primarily focused on the beginning of Ellie’s journey and her three-day adventure in Seattle, wrapping up neatly within the constraints of the games.
In episode 7 of The Last of Us Season 2, the narrative resumes immediately following where episode 5 concluded, after episode 6 had provided some backstory involving Joel and Ellie. Upon returning to the theater, Ellie reunites with Dina and Jesse, and together they ponder their next steps. Ellie and Jesse then resolve to seek out Tommy, which triggers a thought in Ellie about Abby’s potential whereabouts. This mental leap causes them to part ways, ultimately leading to the heartrending conclusion of The Last of Us Season 2, episode 7.
The Last Of Us Season 3 Will Be Abby’s Story: Cut To Black & Day One Beginning Explained
Season 3 Will Probably End With The Same Theater Scene
In the seventh episode of the second season of “The Last of Us”, Abby reappears after a prolonged absence. She storms into a theater and attacks Tommy. As Ellie and Jesse exit in haste, Abby shoots Jesse and takes Ellie hostage with a gun. It’s evident that she’s seeking vengeance for the destruction wreaked by their group in Seattle. The scene ends abruptly with Abby aiming her gun at Ellie, followed by a blackout. When the screen comes back on, it’s day one in Seattle, and Abby is seen wandering around the WLF compound, accompanied by the text “Seattle Day One.
For those new to the series, this might come as a surprise, but devoted fans of “The Last of Us Part II” understand that this sequence implies that season 3 will center around Abby. In the game, players experience three days in Seattle from Ellie’s viewpoint, then switch to Abby’s perspective for those same days. Since “The Last of Us” season 2 primarily followed Ellie’s tale, it’s likely that season 3 will devote an equivalent amount of time to presenting Abby’s story. It wouldn’t be unexpected if season 3 concluded with the same theater standoff, tying up loose ends.
Who Did Abby Shoot, And Are Tommy & Jesse Dead?
The Final Gunshot Wasn’t In The Game
In episode 7 of The Last of Us season 2, there’s a significant shift in the climax of the theater scene compared to the game. In both the game and the series, Abby aims her gun at Ellie, but an unexpected twist occurs in the show: a gunshot is heard as the scene fades to black, which isn’t part of the game’s sequence. In The Last of Us Part II, the narrative continues with Lev shooting Tommy in the leg with an arrow first, before Abby executes him. This rapid succession might feel abrupt because it appears that Abby is still aiming at Ellie and hasn’t yet tried to tackle her yet, making the gunshot seem a bit sudden.
In the seventh episode of season 2 for the series “The Last of Us,” only one character has been shot thus far: Jesse. As depicted in “The Last of Us Part II” game, this gunshot fatally wounded Jesse as it pierced his face. Fortunately, Tommy remains unscathed by bullets so far, indicating he is still alive. However, we can expect Abby to inflict severe injuries on Tommy when we next encounter her at the theater.
Why Dina Wants To Go Back Home To Jackson After Learning About Joel
Her Perspective On Joel Has Changed
In episode 7 of The Last of Us season 2, Dina discovers the full truth about Joel, which significantly shifts her viewpoint regarding Ellie’s vengeance mission. Previously, she believed that Abby’s killing of Joel was senseless. However, upon learning that Joel had killed Abby’s father, she gains a newfound empathy for Abby’s actions. This realization leaves Dina understanding that the destructive cycle of violence will continue unabated, compelling her to return home. Consequently, this revelation has altered Dina’s perception of Joel, causing her to see him as the instigator in their feud with Abby.
Where The WLF Is Going With The Boats (& Why Did Abby Abandon Them?)
Abby’s Story Is Going On In The Background
As a dedicated movie enthusiast, I’d rephrase it like this: In the final episode of The Last of Us season 2, a fresh scene reveals Isaac preparing for a significant WLF operation, subtly hinted at throughout the series. Later on, when my character, Ellie, washes ashore on the Seraphite island, I overhear them discussing hostile forces on the island. This suggests that the WLF is planning an assault on the Seraphite island, escalating their conflict with the religious cult to a whole new level.
In the same setting, Isaac brings up that Abby along with some of her companions are unaccounted for. The reason behind Abby leaving the WLF is yet unknown, a central mystery surrounding her character in The Last of Us Part II. To put it simply, one of Abby’s friends fired at a member of the WLF, prompting Abby to slip away in search of her friend and discover the circumstances.
How Abby Found Ellie After Owen & Mel’s Deaths
It Looks Like The Game Has Been Changed
In the surprising turn of events at the theater, many spectators are left puzzled as to how Abby managed to locate Ellie and the gang from The Last of Us series. In The Last of Us Part II, Abby stumbles upon Owen and Mel’s grisly crime scene, where she unearths a map that Ellie had hidden, marking the theater as their headquarters. However, in the HBO show, neither Ellie nor any other character is shown marking the theater on a map, and there’s no indication of her leaving another map behind. Therefore, the question of how Abby reached the theater remains an unsolved enigma until season 3 unfolds its secrets.
How The Last Of Us Season 2 Ending Compares To The Game
Some Parts Are Similar, & Some Are Very Different
The finale of season 2 of “The Last of Us” isn’t the same as the ending of “The Last of Us Part II” video game. However, there are some similarities when comparing certain scenes, particularly in dialogue and character interactions. For instance, Tommy’s storyline and Shimmer’s survival affect minor details. But surprisingly, the final scene in the theater is almost a perfect match to the one in the game, with very little change in the emotional beats and dialogue.
The most significant shifts in the finale of “The Last of Us” season 2 unfold during the aquarium scene. In contrast to the game, Ellie’s trip to the aquarium is more compact in the HBO series, but it introduces a new scene where Ellie lands on the Seraphite island. The manner in which Ellie kills Owen and Mel varies significantly between the show and the game. In the TV adaptation, Ellie defends herself against Owen, unintentionally leading to Mel’s death. In contrast, Ellie deliberately stabs Mel in the throat in the game, making her action more deliberate. These alterations might spark debate, but it’s possible that “The Last of Us” season 3 will provide reasons for these changes.
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