The movie sex scenesLast of Usloves a good callback, and in its Season 2 finale, it draws a heartbreaking connection from Ellie (Bella Ramsey) to Joel (Pedro Pascal).
The callback comes when Ellie attempts to hunt Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) to her hideout in the Seattle Aquarium. Instead of finding her target, she finds Abby's friends Owen (Spencer Lord) and Mel (Ariela Barer). In an attempt to learn where Abby is, she gestures to a nearby map of Seattle.
SEE ALSO: 'The Last of Us' Season 2 finale is a frustrating letdown. Here's why."You, bring me that map," she tells Mel. "You're gonna point to where Abby is."
Ellie addresses Owen next: "Then you're gonna do it, and it better fucking match."
If that tactic sounds familiar, it's because Joel used it not once but twice back in Season 1. In episode 6, he first asked an elderly couple (Elaine Miles and Graham Greene) to point out their current location on a map. Later, in episode 8, he pulled the same trick on David's (Scott Shepherd) cronies in order to learn where David had taken Ellie.
Bella Ramsey in "The Last of Us." Credit: Liane Hentscher / HBO That Ellie tries Joel's map tactic on Owen and Mel proves just how much she's learned from Joel in their time together — and how her revenge quest has seen her slowly becoming Joel, especially when it comes to violence. In the season 2 finale, Ellie also discusses how easy it felt to harm Nora (Tati Gabrielle) in order to learn what she wanted. Joel himself is no stranger to torture: His use of the map strategy in Season 1, episode 8 was accompanied by him ruthlessly stabbing one of David's men in the leg.
Ramsey discussed Ellie's growing similarity to Joel in an interview with Mashable, saying, "Ellie really is becoming Joel in a certain way, and would hate that if you said it to her, because she thinks that she's the opposite to him. In fact, they're kind of two sides of the same coin."
To capture that sense of sameness, Ramsey channeled Pascal in these darker scenes.
"I did sort of try and take, not really from rewatching [Season 1], just from remembering how it was to be in scenes with [Pascal], where he was taking this sort of hard-ass, protective stance," Ramsey said. "I really tried to emulate that a little bit with Ellie, and thinking about how much she looks up to Joel, and how she has learned everything that she knows, basically, from him."
The Last of Us Season 2 is now streaming on HBO Max.
Topics HBO Streaming The Last of Us
Previous：Whitewash
At the Columbia University Strike
'Kinda Pregnant' proves that Will Forte deserves his own rom
Best earbuds deal: Get Amazon Echo Buds for just $55 at Amazon
Liverpool vs. Spurs 2025 livestream: Watch Carabao Cup for free
Bridging the Healthcare Divide in West Virginia
Ahead of the Super Bowl, here's how legal gambling has ruined sports
Phoenix Suns vs. Oklahoma City Thunder 2025 livestream: Watch NBA online
Bill threatens to make using DeepSeek a crime for Americans
It Is Happening Again
ICE is allegedly manipulating Google search results for 'mass deportations'
The Corbyn Cult
Best mesh WiFi deal: Save $150 on the Amazon eero Pro 6E
ChatGPT search is now available to all users, even those without an account
Best Samsung TV deal: Save $1,500 on 98
The single greatest interview we have ever read in a magazine, and more.
Chicago Bulls vs. Minnesota Timberwolves 2025 livestream: Watch NBA online
Spotify Premium Individual: Get two months free
Tinder now allows you to search by relationship type
Malign Intervention
Best Fire TV Stick 4K deal: Save $20 at Amazon
How Horror Transformed Comics by Grant GeissmanThe Art of Distance No. 32 by The Paris ReviewWhen Waking Begins by Haytham El WardanyRedux: A Ball of Waxy Light by The Paris ReviewFeminize Your Canon: Alice DunbarWhen Murakami Came to the States by David KarashimaMemory Haunts by Imani PerryA Medieval Mother Tries Distance Learning by Esther Liberman CuencaRamona Forever by Adrienne RaphelThe Stylish Disaffection of “Divorcing”Painting with a Moth’s Wing by The Paris ReviewWhat We Aren’t Seeing by Francine ProseEven the Simplest Words Have Secrets: An Interview With Jennifer Croft by Rhian SasseenRedux: X Sends Regards by The Paris ReviewThe Spirit Writing of Lucille CliftonRedux: A World Awash in Truth by The Paris ReviewJoseph Cornell, Our Queequeg by William N. CopleyDavid Hockney’s Portraits on Paper by The Paris ReviewRedux: The Things between Me and Time by The Paris ReviewHow Horror Transformed Comics by Grant Geissman Love Songs: “Mississippi” by Sophie Haigney Relentlessness: A Syllabus by Colm Tóibín Stationery in Motion: Letters from Hotels by Nina Ellis At Proust Weekend: The Madeleine Event by Olivia Kan Cooking with Intizar Husain by Valerie Stivers 169 Square Feet in Las Vegas by Meg Bernhard Making of a Poem: Timmy Straw on “Brezhnev” by Timmy Straw Lil B Death My Rattling Window by Sophie Haigney Daniel Mason, Marta Figlerowicz, and Malachi Black Recommend by The Paris Review My Ex Recommends by The Paris Review The Couch Had Nothing to Do with Me by Maya Binyam What the Paris Review Staff Read in 2022 by The Paris Review Love Songs: “Someone Great” by Daniel Poppick My Curtains, My Radiator by Mitchell Johnson A Hall of Mirrors by Gary Indiana The Written World and the Unwritten World by Italo Calvino Bluetti Solar Generator (AC70): $270 off at Amazon Only Style Survives: On Chateaubriand by Lisa Robertson All Water Has a Perfect Memory by Jordan Amirkhani
2.1637s , 10130.75 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【movie sex scenes】,Pursuit Information Network