#left behind dlc

[marvelmisstress7]

My top 5 favorite concept art pieces from The Last of Us game (2013)

[multiversed-daydreamer]

I’m still failing to understand how people think episode 7 “Left Behind” is a filler episode. This episode give very important details and information about who Ellie is. What happened when she got bit. How she discovered she was immune. … and it shows that she’s struggling with hella ptsd because of what happened to Riley. She lost the only person she cares about and now she’s going through that same fear with Joel. Who is wounded and hurt. It’s her turn to protect him and she’s already lost her only friend, here’s how that affects her and the decisions she makes in how she saves Joel.

Also, if y’all remember back to the first episode, Tess asked Ellie if she was alone when she got bitten and Ellie said “yes.” She lied. She wasn’t alone. She was with Riley. (Gamers already knew she was lying but this was to show the series watchers as well that, yes, she was lying. She wasn’t alone in the mall, but she didn’t want to tell Tess and Joel that.)

Anyways, Left Behind was super well done and as a gamer, it was the episode I was most excited to see on screen.

[holdtightposts]

The Last of Us episode 7: Left Behind

[afro-hispwriter]

so glad the next episode is Left Behind plus more

[shotsandscenes]

The Last of Us HBO: Episode 7 - Left Behind

Dir. Liza Johnson

Starring Bella Ramsey, Storm Reid and Pedro Pascal

[antivanruffles]

I get the Left Behind episode on my birthday. This is both amazing and cruel. 😭

[abbysthighs]

Just a couple of baby gays on a gal pal date.

[elliespuns]

Knowing that Ellie and Riley always saw each other like more than friends makes this awkward pause much more meaningful.

[kblartplace]

Día 20: Cordyceps.

This day I remembered The Last of Us Left Behind and how this guy made me shout the first time he moved xD. I drew the photos in his pocket, I thinks it's important.

[fatal-fart-attack]

anyone else excited by the height difference?????

[nightingaletrash]

From one road to the next

[multiversed-daydreamer]

Water gun fight or ep 7 never happened.

[enamouredless]

can't wait for the next tlou episode to come out bc we'll get to see ellie and riley's iconic "maybe we could be all poetic and lose our minds together" line like.. I can already envision all the comparison gifsets w mike and will

[nazuuux]

THE LAST OF US HBO - EP. 7 (ELLIE & RILEY)

[camping-with-monsters]

Kind of a rant with full offense but I genuinely despise all the hate Geeta gets as a champion. Yes her battle was a pushover. You have exactly 1 fire type which could totally be your token “overleveled starter” and she’s basically done for. But as a character? She’s not that bland— not from everyone else’s standpoints. Specifically the gym leaders.

First of all, everyone forgets she’s not even the final battle of the Victory Road storyline. Second of all, the fact that in the post game when you rematch all the gym leaders, many of them seem to react somewhat brashly thinking that you are Geeta (as far as I remember. Cause like. I think they’re supposed to have some sort of meeting I guess but Geeta sends you to take care of matters instead.) Many of them mention Geeta having a weird aura— a bewitching aura even (quote taken specifically from gym leader Tulip.) and she seems to rub a lot of the gym leaders the wrong way mentally. People seem to forget that she’s blatantly supposed to be a character shrouded in mystery but everyone and their mom wanna pin the blame on the rock flower she sends at the end of her battle for why she’s a bad champion. Y’all are focusing on the wrong material. Yes, her battle is pretty decently hyped and is a let down because yeah, she’s got a weird ass team and doesn’t use Kingambit or Glimmora’s ability the “right way” and that “Gamefreak doesn’t know how to make a good game” as if most of y’all weren’t crying at the mere concept of Arven’s whole motive for his storyline. Y’all ain’t slick.

Glimmora as her ace is genius. Not because of the battle standpoint— in that regard, it’s of course used very poorly considering it’s hazard setting gimmick. This is introducing the importance of this Pokémon and the lore of Paldea as a whole. Glimmet and Glimmora have something to do with the origins of Area Zero. The way it’s found in large abundances— the emphasis on the Pokémon in general in the endgame. It’s supposed to display it’s importance and not much else. Maybe even give way to whatever is going on in the DLC. It’s called “The Hidden Treasures Of Area Zero” for goodness sake! I firmly believe that when the DLCs come out, we will be getting some major answers to some questions. Why does she battle so carelessly? Why does she emit such a bewitching aura? Why is Nemona oblivious to this? Why is Geeta just… like that? What! Is! Geeta’s! Deal!?

Geeta is a character with so much opportunity for open speculation. She is a character we are supposed to be theorizing on. She’s a character we are supposed to be learning more about as time goes on.

But all y’all wanna focus on her easy ass battle. Hmph.

[thelustybraavosimaid]

"...Jon!"

"Arya," he snapped his head up and leaned back in his seat. He eyed her suspiciously. "You heard, haven't you?"

"It's all Robb wanted to talk about to everyone," she pressed her lips together, plopping down with a huff. "And now they're all talking about it. The next person who calls you the Black Bastard of the Wall is going to get a clout on the ear."

"Robb and his big mouth." She vaguely heard Jon laughing but it died as quick as it came. "Still, I wish you had heard from me first. Are you going to try and stop me?"

"No," Arya said, much to his unhidden surprise. She brushed her fingers over his knuckles, finding some semblance of reassurance in the familiar dark grey of his eyes. She found herself praying he wouldn't sense the doubt coiling in the pit of her stomach. "I think you should go. This is something you've wanted for...for a while now. You told me before that you were going to do something important with your life..."

But then I used to cling to you and tell you to never leave me. You always kissed my forehead and rustled my hair and said you weren't going anywhere without me. But now...what happens, Jon? What do we do?

Jon didn't respond, and the silence dragged until all she could hear was her breath.

"...and this would be the best way to go about that, right? What kind of person would I be to stop you from getting what you want?"

"You're...the only person who could," Jon finally said, filling his goblet with wine he stole from the kitchens before he drank some, offering the rest to Arya. "Are you sure--"

"I, uh...know you're worried about me. Worried that I wouldn't be able to bear it...but trust me, Jon. I'll be fine. You'll be okay, and I'll be okay, and, eventually, we'll see each other again soon." She looked at the gift he had made for her, just for her. The gift that they named together...Needle. The representation of all that she had...and all she could lose. "...I could always send you a raven when I'm feeling the distance."

Were the words calmer than she felt?

"You can. And I'll try to respond as often as I can, I promise." His smile was strange. Was it sadness or resolve? She did not know, but she welcomed him placing his forehead against hers, their breaths slowed and in sync. He held up his hand and Arya spread her fingers apart and filled the open spaces, curling her fingers as he had done the same. The heat of his hand warmed her cool digits. "This is for the best, little sister. I'm glad you understand."

But I don't. She held her tongue, sitting with him in silence. The minutes passed by, and the quiet was almost stifling. She looked down at the stupid light blue dress her mother had picked out for her and crumpled the fabric in her fists. I don't want to understand.