Jordan / TLOU

[Jordan / TLOU @jordan_TLOU]

The final word: "Okay". My interpretation is that Ellie doesn't fall for the lie. She means it as "So that's how you want to play it. Let's see where this leads us". She's not happy that Joel doesn't want to admit what he did and chooses to lie to her. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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There it is, the epilogue. The game (as often) lets you go the opposite way at the beginning of the sequence, but still doesn't reward you with some loot when you do... #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Didn't want to kill the doctor. But I guess it echoes the "death for freedom" wall painting we saw earlier. For Joel to be free, he has to kill. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Pretty obvious that something was going to happen here. The hole in the fence is a dead giveaway that Joel will need to act #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Extremely important moment. Ellie's mood changes drastically right after this. After all, there can still be some beauty in this decaying world. #PlayingWithTheEnd

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Is the deer a link to the previous chapter? She still seems affected and upset by what happened during the winter. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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First mention of Sarah's mother. Although it could be foreshadowed by the reaction to the divorce joke (mentioned in an earlier tweet). We also get a reason why he never went to University. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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University: funny to see Ellie is confused about how people lived before the outbreak. The concept is totally ridiculous to her, because she only knows the "new world" #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Crucial turning point. They finally talk about their relationship. But Joel isn't yet ready or willing to accept it. He doesn't know how to handle the situation. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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The high-five! The relationship is evolving #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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When talking about the dam and electricity: "I know what it is. I don't know how it does it." This once again confirms that Joel was never a very knowledgeable guy, but he's not ashamed of it. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Talk about Easter Eggs. Our beloved Roger Federer even managed to end up in the game #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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The underground safe house disaster proves that in such a world, not much needs to go wrong before everything starts falling apart. Also pretty sad to know that kids had to live their entire (short) life hiding underground #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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One of the few moments where we can see the curious (and normal) teenager in Ellie #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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"Death for freedom". Seems like something one would say in a post-apocalyptic world where there is no central government to enforce the rules that allow people to have freedom. Now, freedom is acquired by killing people. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Really crucial moment. After all the times she asked, Joel needed a near-death experience to finally give Ellie her own gun. It's also a sign that he starts to trust her more. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Same thing as when Ellie walks into the forest, here is another reminder that she didn't get a normal childhood. She is mesmerized by the "simple" view of the beach and the ocean. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Yet another hint about who Joel really is #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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When Ellie tells jokes to Joel, the only one to which he actually reacts is the one about divorce. This may be a hint about his past. #PlayingWithTheEnd19

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Here Ellie mentions something about the appearance of women. Is that a subtle way of implying a certain goal on which the games wants to raise awareness? #PlayingWithTheEnd19