The long wait for the third season to begin. HBO airs the second season finale of the second season on Sunday Our last one And many. For those who watch the show alone, there is a lot to digest, and maybe even more for those who watch the game fans. Before we make a bigger review on Monday, we want to give you an opportunity to talk about your feelings and even get Show -Showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann involved. The spoiler follows.
Season 2 Our last one Ending very similar to midway (ISH) Our final second part. After discovering and killing two other Abby friends – Mel and Owen, the Seattle journey feels like it’s about to end. Especially because Mel is pregnant. That wasn’t Ellie’s intention. So she, Tommy, Dina and Jesse reorganized and decided it was time to go back to Jackson, even if Abby was still there.
Just then, Abby arrived. She kills Jesse and threatens to kill the rest. This is a tense moment where we can’t see the end. That’s because the show cuts black and flashes for two days. Abby wakes up at a major WLF base and we know that next season, we’ll see what she’s been doing.
So, how does this make you feel? Do you like this decision? Do you even get it? At a press conference last week, performance host Craig Mazin introduced how he hopes the audience feels at the end of season 2.
“What I want the audience to feel at the end of the season is [the characters] Not where they are, but they haven’t been to, “because sometimes we do need someone to punish someone for us. Sometimes we do need someone to protect us. Sometimes we have to take violence to save innocent people. These are difficult moments. But, of course, sometimes we need to sacrifice. Asking for others first. Creating places that are more important than destruction.”
“And we were in the porch scene before the last episode, and now we learn that maybe you can do better than I do, we know that Ellie and Abby are in trouble,” Mazan continued. They are in moral trouble because their certainty starts to fail them. We can see it here for sure because in the face of the consequences of what she did, and those who shouldn’t die would die, she began to feel the sway of the pendulum. Maybe where might it end. But I hope they will be in trouble.
“The questions we asked and the questions we asked in this story are: When you commit such a horrible thing, depending on your situation, can you come back?” Neil Druckmann added. “And we saw Joel in that porch scene, and even if he didn’t regret it, Joel tried to come back from what he did.
Do you agree with Mazin and Druckmann here? Talk about this below, or something else you want to talk about. Then come back on Monday to check out not only our final crash/review, but also from the performers at the end of the season.
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