Ben Lindbergh

And I do like that moment. And I think Mason even mentioned because he's staring out the window at Jackson and the fires burning there, his impulse is, I got to get back. I got to help those people. And potentially Ellie, who, as far as he knows, is under attack, too. And Ellie kind of has a different reaction where she sees the attack on Jackson going on. And her thought is, I got to get to Joel.

And I do like that moment. And I think Mason even mentioned because he's staring out the window at Jackson and the fires burning there, his impulse is, I got to get back. I got to help those people. And potentially Ellie, who, as far as he knows, is under attack, too. And Ellie kind of has a different reaction where she sees the attack on Jackson going on. And her thought is, I got to get to Joel.

So that kind of tells you what their priorities are. And that is also going to come into play later in the season, I think, because clearly Ellie will end up prioritizing vengeance for Joel over the protection of Jackson or safeguarding that community. So I think that is a nice little foreshadowing of what will happen here.

So that kind of tells you what their priorities are. And that is also going to come into play later in the season, I think, because clearly Ellie will end up prioritizing vengeance for Joel over the protection of Jackson or safeguarding that community. So I think that is a nice little foreshadowing of what will happen here.

So that kind of tells you what their priorities are. And that is also going to come into play later in the season, I think, because clearly Ellie will end up prioritizing vengeance for Joel over the protection of Jackson or safeguarding that community. So I think that is a nice little foreshadowing of what will happen here.

And of course, that's a reason why Tommy is not here, is that he has his hands full elsewhere. Tommy's a little bit busy. So because that's kind of an invention of the show, that gives him a reason to be elsewhere. And also, I actually like the fact that Dina is there.

And of course, that's a reason why Tommy is not here, is that he has his hands full elsewhere. Tommy's a little bit busy. So because that's kind of an invention of the show, that gives him a reason to be elsewhere. And also, I actually like the fact that Dina is there.

And of course, that's a reason why Tommy is not here, is that he has his hands full elsewhere. Tommy's a little bit busy. So because that's kind of an invention of the show, that gives him a reason to be elsewhere. And also, I actually like the fact that Dina is there.

Because even if she is spared witnessing what we see and what Ellie sees, her being there, I think, actually makes it easier to understand why she's motivated to go with Ellie. Assuming that things play out the way they do in the game. And when Ellie sets out to get her revenge on Abby and her crew, Dina goes with her. In the game, that's kind of sudden. That's abrupt.

Because even if she is spared witnessing what we see and what Ellie sees, her being there, I think, actually makes it easier to understand why she's motivated to go with Ellie. Assuming that things play out the way they do in the game. And when Ellie sets out to get her revenge on Abby and her crew, Dina goes with her. In the game, that's kind of sudden. That's abrupt.

Because even if she is spared witnessing what we see and what Ellie sees, her being there, I think, actually makes it easier to understand why she's motivated to go with Ellie. Assuming that things play out the way they do in the game. And when Ellie sets out to get her revenge on Abby and her crew, Dina goes with her. In the game, that's kind of sudden. That's abrupt.

You know, like I know they had one kiss and then they had sex one time. And I guess it was great because after that, Dina's willing to go to the ends of the earth to hunt down this guy with someone she's known for a while, but they kind of just got romantically involved. And here, I think the fact that she was present in that scene was, makes it more personal for her.

You know, like I know they had one kiss and then they had sex one time. And I guess it was great because after that, Dina's willing to go to the ends of the earth to hunt down this guy with someone she's known for a while, but they kind of just got romantically involved. And here, I think the fact that she was present in that scene was, makes it more personal for her.

You know, like I know they had one kiss and then they had sex one time. And I guess it was great because after that, Dina's willing to go to the ends of the earth to hunt down this guy with someone she's known for a while, but they kind of just got romantically involved. And here, I think the fact that she was present in that scene was, makes it more personal for her.

Plus, she has this relationship with Joel that she doesn't have in the game. And so I actually like that. It's kind of like when they added the motivation for Joel to set off across the country because he was worried about Tommy in season one, which wasn't really present in the game. In the game,

Plus, she has this relationship with Joel that she doesn't have in the game. And so I actually like that. It's kind of like when they added the motivation for Joel to set off across the country because he was worried about Tommy in season one, which wasn't really present in the game. In the game,

Plus, she has this relationship with Joel that she doesn't have in the game. And so I actually like that. It's kind of like when they added the motivation for Joel to set off across the country because he was worried about Tommy in season one, which wasn't really present in the game. In the game,

things happen you just go along with it because you're playing right and you just you know they lay the track and you go down it whereas when we're watching passively we're sort of scrutinizing the character's motivations more and thinking gosh if i were dina i mean ellie seems great and all but would i really leave jackson where i've lived for all these years and where i'm sort of safe to go hunt down these people who knows where now i think that actually makes more sense to me

things happen you just go along with it because you're playing right and you just you know they lay the track and you go down it whereas when we're watching passively we're sort of scrutinizing the character's motivations more and thinking gosh if i were dina i mean ellie seems great and all but would i really leave jackson where i've lived for all these years and where i'm sort of safe to go hunt down these people who knows where now i think that actually makes more sense to me

things happen you just go along with it because you're playing right and you just you know they lay the track and you go down it whereas when we're watching passively we're sort of scrutinizing the character's motivations more and thinking gosh if i were dina i mean ellie seems great and all but would i really leave jackson where i've lived for all these years and where i'm sort of safe to go hunt down these people who knows where now i think that actually makes more sense to me