Ben Lindbergh

Would they have been summoned the way that they were as a mass unit if she had not already gotten them started? I don't know. Do you think that we can say, yeah, that was all Abby's fault or would much of that have happened regardless just because of that wayward ax strike?

Yeah, sure. She expedited their efforts. That much seems safe to say. OK, let's just close with a little bit of looking forward and previewing and speculating. Will Tommy stay or go now? Because we know in the game he sets off before anyone else. He actually he sneaks out. He knows that Ellie is hellbent on revenge.

Yeah, sure. She expedited their efforts. That much seems safe to say. OK, let's just close with a little bit of looking forward and previewing and speculating. Will Tommy stay or go now? Because we know in the game he sets off before anyone else. He actually he sneaks out. He knows that Ellie is hellbent on revenge.

Yeah, sure. She expedited their efforts. That much seems safe to say. OK, let's just close with a little bit of looking forward and previewing and speculating. Will Tommy stay or go now? Because we know in the game he sets off before anyone else. He actually he sneaks out. He knows that Ellie is hellbent on revenge.

He wants to be the one who goes and he actually wants Maria to keep Ellie in the city. Fat chance. Good luck with that. But he has a head start. And now, as you're saying, well, he wasn't there when Joel was killed. He didn't see it himself. He also has a son. And also, he has a city to rebuild and repair. So as the leader that the show has positioned him as, can he actually depart at this point?

He wants to be the one who goes and he actually wants Maria to keep Ellie in the city. Fat chance. Good luck with that. But he has a head start. And now, as you're saying, well, he wasn't there when Joel was killed. He didn't see it himself. He also has a son. And also, he has a city to rebuild and repair. So as the leader that the show has positioned him as, can he actually depart at this point?

He wants to be the one who goes and he actually wants Maria to keep Ellie in the city. Fat chance. Good luck with that. But he has a head start. And now, as you're saying, well, he wasn't there when Joel was killed. He didn't see it himself. He also has a son. And also, he has a city to rebuild and repair. So as the leader that the show has positioned him as, can he actually depart at this point?

So do you think he will stay in Jackson and Ellie and Dina will have to go it alone?

So do you think he will stay in Jackson and Ellie and Dina will have to go it alone?

So do you think he will stay in Jackson and Ellie and Dina will have to go it alone?

Right. And it would be helpful, I guess, for him to make a different choice than Ellie does. And for him to say, I want to be out there killing these people as much as anyone. That's my brother. But I have obligations here. I have to stay. And then we'll see Ellie maybe make a different choice.

Right. And it would be helpful, I guess, for him to make a different choice than Ellie does. And for him to say, I want to be out there killing these people as much as anyone. That's my brother. But I have obligations here. I have to stay. And then we'll see Ellie maybe make a different choice.

Right. And it would be helpful, I guess, for him to make a different choice than Ellie does. And for him to say, I want to be out there killing these people as much as anyone. That's my brother. But I have obligations here. I have to stay. And then we'll see Ellie maybe make a different choice.

Another thing that and that doesn't mean he couldn't show up later, you know, once he rebuilds the walls or something. And we'll still get some of those confrontations, but it'll happen in a different order. Druckmann said Jackson is now a character in the story.

Another thing that and that doesn't mean he couldn't show up later, you know, once he rebuilds the walls or something. And we'll still get some of those confrontations, but it'll happen in a different order. Druckmann said Jackson is now a character in the story.

Another thing that and that doesn't mean he couldn't show up later, you know, once he rebuilds the walls or something. And we'll still get some of those confrontations, but it'll happen in a different order. Druckmann said Jackson is now a character in the story.

This is something we talked about last week, that they were just taking more pains to sort of establish Jackson as a living, breathing place. And Druckmann says it's a character that people have to take into account going forward. What does that mean? Not only have we lost this beloved character, but we've lost a lot of other people. And now the safety of this town is compromised.

This is something we talked about last week, that they were just taking more pains to sort of establish Jackson as a living, breathing place. And Druckmann says it's a character that people have to take into account going forward. What does that mean? Not only have we lost this beloved character, but we've lost a lot of other people. And now the safety of this town is compromised.

This is something we talked about last week, that they were just taking more pains to sort of establish Jackson as a living, breathing place. And Druckmann says it's a character that people have to take into account going forward. What does that mean? Not only have we lost this beloved character, but we've lost a lot of other people. And now the safety of this town is compromised.

Where do we go from here to present that dilemma going forward? It gave us the excuse to make this completely badass siege of Jackson. So he's suggesting that that wasn't just because we wanted a CGI spectacle and give people all the violence that they wanted. But there was a reason for this and that we have to justify Tommy staying maybe.