The Last of Us Chapter 6 ending could change everythingbut I highly doubt it Neil Druckman there Craig Mazin dare to do so despite all the changes introduced in this first season. However, this sequence that I am talking about and that I will not explain in depth so as not to empty anything is nothing other than an example of the humanity locked up in the characters of Joel and Elliecontrary to the coldness of the infected and their zero consciousness.
It might be weird to start talking about the last minutes of Chapter 6 in your review, but this episode could work as a description of the Latin term to growbecause at any moment you have the feeling that something is growing on the stage.
There is no going back
In this first season, the objective of The last of us was to convey to the viewer the creation of a parent-child relationship between the characters of Joel there Elijah. Not an easy task as it’s about two people trapped in loneliness who haven’t learned to live in society due to their own past traumas. However, The Last of Us Chapter 6 is finally on the table: There’s no turning back, no matter how much Joel cares about falling in love with Ellie. The young woman became his daughter, but without replacing much less Sarah. Wouldn’t it have been wonderful if both could have been?
retrieve the term to growfrom the first sequence to the last, Joel and Ellie’s relationship takes a giant leap forward. What begins as a kind of rupture and total distance as a shield for the character played by Pedro Pascal, ends up becoming its own lifeline. Joel is still human no matter how much he hid his feelings, and only Ellie was able to bring out that humanity he tried to hide for so many years..
Ellie’s Metamorphosis
The most relaxed part of the episode shows us a Elijah child who has not been able to learn about social life. The world he lived in is very different from ours., so he’s taking advantage of his stop in Jackson to learn what society has lost since the pandemic. And we found out that Cordyceps infection may have destroyed billions of people, but it never destroyed hope.
Transformation also in the discussions he has with Joël: he can finally return to his shell and learn more about his past. It’s very strong to verify that after months together, Ellie didn’t know who this person she now considers a father really was.
Questions and more questions
And the transformation in the immediate future Elijah… Will he have succeeded in learning from Joel anything considered vital to survival? Will this help your new father survive? Who are the mysterious group that attacked them after learning that their next destination is Salt Lake City? Why The Last of Us Gets Better Every Time zombies disappear from the screen? Why The Last of Us is the best series of recent years?
