I was thinking with the wrong head, my man. Bill may have suffered from the same problem. He wouldn't be the first nor last to let his guard down to get laid, even in a post apocalyptic world, especially if he wanted to experience a weiner for the first time.
its also more so about loss and survival. there's only one thing that happens in the entire game that has anything to do with love and at the same time creating a monster. well already was a monster but more so now.
Oh yes, yes please lecture me more about how you know more about the game than its creator. Let me spell it out for you. Love is the central theme of the first game. The show is an adaptation of that game. As Neil said on the podcast, the show is taking liberties with the source material if it makes the material better and that's exactly what they did with episode 3. The only people bitching about it are the same losers review-bombing it on IMDB because they're either too thick or too stupid to recognize the very same themes presented in the game. That or they're just straight up homophobes. Maybe a bit of both.
Yeah No. find anywhere that says this is about love. maybe for the TV Show its taking that direction but the game was not about love.
What? You are just literally wrong about all of this
just not a plot point at all. Where did you even come up with that?
I dont think as many people care about that as you think they do. everyone knows or knew Bill and Frank were together
You're probably right. Afterall, It's just a good chunk of the North American media sphere that's throwing flowers and applause at the producers, actors, and everything else associated with the episode.
your obviously going to get alot of people who hate it just because of that one scene but it didnt bother me, it may have gone on longer than it had to but whatever, Bill didnt really seem like himself. but either way, episode 4 is coming out soon and I doubt we're going to see much bitching going on, Im assuming its going to get back on track. I hope they dont cut out some of the high action scenes. like
I guess you just ignored everything else I posted?
That's The Last Of Us, there is no hope in this world. Bill shouldn't have died but obviously they were going to make changes to the show, just after the 1st and 2nd episode I really thought it was going to follow some of the parts from Bills Town. either way it doesnt really matter its obvious at this point the game is going to break off from the game
There wasn’t much in it, was there?
Im not talking about every scene or part the show has already skipped a bunch of parts like the action parts of the game, I was more of talking about seeing the 3 of them interacting.
source?
Ill agree there's love behind some of the actions in the game but that doesn't mean it's a main plot of the game. loss is a a much much bigger aspect of the game. but if u disagree its fine,
source?
because I posted 3 saying it had nothing to do with it, I guess
not even the wiki page for the game says that. who's comment did you copy and paste that from?
With the game weaving a tale about human nature and what happens in a world without rules and order, it's unsurprising that The Last of Us is a heavily thematic game. It's a story that's entertaining on a surface level, but also one that's rich in subtext, telling a story about the lengths we'll go to survive.
Purpose
One of the core themes found in any good post-apocalyptic tale is the question of what it really means to be alive. Are you truly living if your only purpose is to survive?
Loss
Another major theme is the idea of loss. Of course, it shows up frequently in the arcs of the supporting characters, namely in Bill losing Frank, Marlene losing Ellie's mother and this spoiler doesnt need to be here
Ellie becomes permanently terrified of abandonment, as she tells Sam when he asks about her greatest fear in The Suburbs chapter.
While these just seem like two characters afflicted with grief, in actuality, this fear of loss is the glue that binds them together. Joel represses his sadness and is ridden with survivor's guilt while Ellie is terrified of abandonment and fears being alone. Their need for companionship is what forms their bond, and the fear of losing that again is what causes Joel to save Ellie no matter the cost
Themes - The Last of Us Part 1 Guide - IGN
With the game weaving a tale about human nature and what happens in a world without rules and order, it's unsurprising that The Last of Us is a heavilywww.ign.com
whats wrong with wiki-ign? I guess I have to take your word over everywhere else?
Because you generally do not need to cite things that are common knowledge and that are a clear central theme of the game lol
ok bravo you finally used something to back up what you were talking about. okay maybe there is an aspect of love thats part of the game but the main plot the biggest theme of it is loss and it always has been. this love is just a very very small aspect of the last of us.
