The Last of Us 1×03 Long Long Time Reaction & Aftershow! Music Deeper Meaning Explained!



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0:00 – Reaction
2:24 – Intro
4:08 – Episode Recap
29:00 – Music Analysis
32:38 – Why Bill Made his Decision
38:41 – Was Frank a “prisoner”?
43:34 – Game Changes
49:32 – Kill Counts
50:34 – Spoiler Talk
52:42 – How soon would you leave?
53:47 – Outro

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36 thoughts on “The Last of Us 1×03 Long Long Time Reaction & Aftershow! Music Deeper Meaning Explained!”

  1. It would undermine pretty much everything in the episode… But they never show Bill's body. So in theory he could have just been lying to Frank. Maybe he was lying about the bottle.

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  2. It seems like you all think FEDRA is it's own government. It is now, but it's a play on FEMA. FEDRA was the US Gov. Disaster department who spearheaded managing the pandemic, and as things got worse, the US government failed, and the only part that remained was FEDRA.

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  3. Keep in mind, in some ways, culture froze in 2003. In a lot of places folks remained closeted, especially considering some of the implied political leanings Bill may have had. And the idea, in the US, of gay marriage, was a pipe dream. You can also see this in the way Joel struggles to find words for Bill and Frank's relationship.

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  4. I feel the game version of bill and frank relationship is if bill didn’t compromise in that arguement 3 years after they met and continued to be shut off. That would have left 13 years of resentment to form

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  5. ellie killing the infected was an act of mercy and empathy… her first cut was seeing if it still felt pain, if it was still a person… it was more on the side of empathy than sociopathy.

    also like brandon said, she grew up in a world of survival, not living…

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  6. So far every change from game lore has been an improvement, I truly hope that they continue on this trend.

    Bill and Franks arc was the most beautiful storytelling I've seen in years, and dare I say the closest to a happy ending anyone in a post apocalypse world could ever hope for.

    The game had the end of their story be sad, but typical for a horror story relationship, and because of the linear nature of the medium of video games (you are actively rushing the chosen one across the country) that was probably as good as could be done without a lot of exposition which would come across as forced, in the medium of film the viewer is along for the ride, it allowed them to really open this tale up, build on it, make the audience care, and then brutalise us all. I had to console a sobbing girlfriend for an hour and apologise profusely for not warning her how intense this episode would get. (first watch for me too, I was expecting the game version with a little more backstory!)

    I think Ellie killing the infected in that way could be her trying to desensitise herself to the act, combined with vengeance for Riley and Tess, setting up her coping mechanism of vengeance for future seasons?

    RIP Bill and Frank.

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