The two have a conversation where Ellie once again takes Joel to task for the lies he told, telling him her life “would have mattered” before he took that chance from her. But what makes the ending bittersweet, and one of the best moments in the game overall, comes soon after in a final flashback with Joel ( Troy Baker). Trying to play guitar but unable to hit the right notes, this seems a straight tragedy for Ellie. Facing the consequences of her actions, which includes two severed fingers, Ellie returns to Jackson to find Dina and the baby gone, with nothing but her own possessions crammed into a single room. Having found Abby, and after nearly killing her in the final fight, Ellie lets Abby go with Lev ( Ian Alexander). Ellie's ( Ashley Johnson) final time in the game finds her leaving behind her peaceful life with Dina ( Shannon Woodward) and their child, all in the name of heading off to California to track down Abby ( Laura Bailey) once again – even if it means losing Dina completely in the process. My thoughts tend to circulate more around story and character than anything else, in large part because of where we last left the main cast of characters at the second game's end.
We all know Naughty Dog will knock the visuals and gameplay out of the park using this next-gen hardware, and as for location(s), who knows? Maybe they’ll go anywhere from post-apocalyptic New York to now-more-interesting Delaware. Stopping myself from getting too into the weeds that is my theorizing brain, I’m not as interested in discussing the location setting and types of gameplay we could see for a third go. RELATED: 'The Last of Us': HBO Series to Adapt Dialogue From First Game While Deviating in Story
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