Troy Baker

End it.

End it.

Before this tragic event, we really get a chance to spend some time with Ellie and find out how she feels about Joel and where she's at with that relationship.

Before this tragic event, we really get a chance to spend some time with Ellie and find out how she feels about Joel and where she's at with that relationship.

We've talked about the tragedy on the micro level, the one that's very personal, this tragedy that befalls not only Joel, but also Ellie. but that is mirrored by the huge epic tragedy that's happening. The day that we feared, the day that we've been preparing for is finally here when we hear that bell.

We've talked about the tragedy on the micro level, the one that's very personal, this tragedy that befalls not only Joel, but also Ellie. but that is mirrored by the huge epic tragedy that's happening. The day that we feared, the day that we've been preparing for is finally here when we hear that bell.

It's coming. The storm is here. Let's talk about just envisioning what that looks like. You have this opportunity to delve deeper into what happens to the community, what happens to Jackson. Where did that start?

It's coming. The storm is here. Let's talk about just envisioning what that looks like. You have this opportunity to delve deeper into what happens to the community, what happens to Jackson. Where did that start?

So walking through kind of like the beat by beat of this, you're gonna have that big, huge, epic battle. We saw it in season one where literally, I think as you put it, the ground was vomiting infected. Here you have it as well.

So walking through kind of like the beat by beat of this, you're gonna have that big, huge, epic battle. We saw it in season one where literally, I think as you put it, the ground was vomiting infected. Here you have it as well.

It starts with this, to me it was such a brutal imagery of here comes the horde as they're charging the gates of Jackson and they just purposefully slam themselves up against What was the discussion like as you go, as you're envisioning what this attack would look like? What were the key elements to you? And what was it like seeing that thing actually come into fruition on screen?

It starts with this, to me it was such a brutal imagery of here comes the horde as they're charging the gates of Jackson and they just purposefully slam themselves up against What was the discussion like as you go, as you're envisioning what this attack would look like? What were the key elements to you? And what was it like seeing that thing actually come into fruition on screen?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It may have been a nice theory, but... Sure, you never know what your partner will do in that situation until you see him. It's like, he was just met with You know, there's the brigade of, we're the fire people. And what happens to two of them?

It may have been a nice theory, but... Sure, you never know what your partner will do in that situation until you see him. It's like, he was just met with You know, there's the brigade of, we're the fire people. And what happens to two of them?

Absolutely. I would be one of those guys. I don't look at them as cowards. No. There is something genetically inside of me that goes, you're no longer in control. I'm going to take you out of this. And to have that then, there's a lot of mirroring. And I'm already picking up on something that I believe is intentional, which is the duality of everything.

Absolutely. I would be one of those guys. I don't look at them as cowards. No. There is something genetically inside of me that goes, you're no longer in control. I'm going to take you out of this. And to have that then, there's a lot of mirroring. And I'm already picking up on something that I believe is intentional, which is the duality of everything.

The duality of we see the cowardice is put on display and we see heroism. That is the pendulum swinging to the other side.

The duality of we see the cowardice is put on display and we see heroism. That is the pendulum swinging to the other side.