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Yes, and she's really pissed off and confused at Joel at the start of the second game, and just not a person who's functioning well or making the best decisions for a lot of it. Ellie is also justified with feeling a lot of what she feels towards Joel.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/the-not-so-hidden-israeli-politics-of-the-last-of-us-part-ii/
It is literally Zionist propaganda. You should at least know you are being propagandized.
It has parallels to Druckman's life experience, but it seems like he's not taking sides, really (in terms of the game). He wasn't pushing a viewpoint, leaving it up to the audience to argue about, which they do.
I see no problems here and it's probably because he took ideas from real life that makes it so compelling.
I think he failed to see the "Leftists" he was trying to court would invariably side with Palestine and no amount of thinly veiled Zionist propaganda is going to change that. However all of the rest of the propaganda in the game aligns with the propaganda the US/Democrats are trying to make synonymous with leftism. All of the racial and gendered tropes are present to such a degree as to be repugnant to any right-leaning individual.
The game is too graphic to be aimed at children so it would appear as if it is aimed at those adults with a penchant toward Gore but are a total social and political blank slate. Which given the polarizing nature of our society and current Day politics I would imagine is an ever-shrinking audience.
I might pick up the original game in the bargain bin or grab it in a bundle. Play it as a stand-alone game self-contained. Like many others I have no intention of flying through its misguided sequel.
well brie larson as captain marvel and galadriel in rings of power kinda share some traits like being bossy, they have this "im annoyed" face all the time etc.
Ellie might be reckless or vulgar at times, but she’s still ultimately someone who cares. In the first game, she literally begs Joel to help people who are being gunned down, and she's constantly trying to connect with others, even through her puns or sarcasm. That’s not really in the same category as Cersei Lannister, who manipulates and murders without remorse. Cersei is a narcissistic sociopath who lets peasants suffer, uses people like tools, and only really cares about her children. That’s evil on a whole other level.
Same with someone like Skyler White—who, by the way, cheated on her husband, smoked while pregnant, and made emotionally reactive decisions with limited info. Ellie, by contrast, is still a kid navigating trauma, survival, and loss. She’s not perfect, but she’s not malicious either. She uses humor and swearing as coping mechanisms, not as weapons.
Also—do people really find cursing that offensive in a post-apocalyptic setting where you’re constantly being hunted or losing people? Like, that’s such a minor thing compared to the themes the story explores. Ellie doesn’t crack jokes during intense moments, but during slower sections—like car rides or downtime. That’s character, not disrespect.
I think it’s fair to say you didn’t connect with her portrayal in the show, but comparing her to characters who are genuinely toxic or evil feels way off the mark.
I will say I personally felt they do lean to far into how brattish she is in the show compared to the game. Ellie from the second game feels like she became an adult, whereas in the show she still seems like a child.
Well seems like im not alone, she does give this insufferable impression to many others, proof:
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheLastOfUs2/comments/1jynv80/ellie_is_completely_insufferable_in_season_two/
https://www.reddit.com/r/ThelastofusHBOseries/comments/117e3rv/does_anybody_else_think_ellies_character_in_the/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheLastOfUs2/comments/10wum2j/am_i_the_only_one_who_finds_show_ellie_to_be/
People say that yes, she had an attitude in the game.. but in comparison the show is making her look much more toxic than shes supposed to be.
The words you're using tell me there's something more going on here than just not liking how a character is being portrayed. Maybe chill out, it's not that serious.