#tlou s3

[sufferingbooknerd]

WARNING!!!!! LEAKED IMAGE FROM THE TLOU S2 FINALE!!!! SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!!!

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Help my season 3 hype is already starting 😭

[doeeyedyelena]

I really hope that with The Last of Us S3 focus being on Abby the people who just watch the show to hate on it will finally stop watching all together. The adaptation isn't perfect but a lot of the criticism is blown way out of proportion and just hate for changes cause they are changes.

[22thumbs]

I'm looking forward to seeing Tommy Miller in season 3? Season 4.

JOEL MILLER THIS

JOEL MILLER THAT

BUT HAVE YOU CONSIDERED

[millersfinest]

WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE. . .

ELLIE WILLIAMS, YELLOWJACKETS AU, SERIES!

blurb: there’s a 0.0001% chance that an airplane can fall and hit the ground, injuring and killing a variety of innocents. and there’s an even slimmer chance of a talented team of soccer players from jackson, wyoming being a part of that minuscule percentage, heading to a well-deserved national championship game in boston, massachusetts. but, although these circumstances are slim, that doesn’t mean it isn’t possible. in 1996, a soccer team, called the fireflies, fell from the sky latched into the seats of a private flight. for twenty months they were sequestered in a canadian forest; away from civilization, forced to fend for themselves. under such fraught circumstances… what can a bunch of teenage girls really be capable of? within the clutches of the wilderness.

cw: mentions of blood, gore and viscera, CANNIBALISM, kind of period piece, character death, sexual content, nudity, images of starvation, harsh climate, established!ellie x reader, some original characters to fill in the gaps, complicated relationships, deluded spirituality, thrilling themes, homophobia and homophobic slurs (used by gay people lol), reader isn’t 100% out (maybe like 70%), more to add...

coming sometime this year...

(some things can be subject to change as this is currently a developing project)

[freakaz0-id]

in my replay of tlou2, I always kick my feet and giggle when lev says 'fuck' for the first time because it goes like

abby: I've never heard a scar cuss before

lev: that was my first time

lev:

[orangecatsmissingbraincell]

I saw this pointed out where TLOU backed away from showing blood or dirt or the actors

And I think it’s especially jarring coming straight off Yellowjackets considering

It’s okay to show characters with blood actually

[thestarlightforge]

And S3 has already been greenlit 😌 (via Deadline)

getting nervous that all this obsessive culture war bullshit from right-wing incels will prevent TLOU from getting a season 3 and 4 but then I remember that hate engagement is still engagement 😊

[cerise-fille]

when it's father/daughter relationships, but you know how it will end.

i love them all so much, damnn :c

[wolfstarwitch70]

Van and Nat died before watching the tlou series...

[new-hyperfixation-every-month]

(SPOILERS FOR TLOU + CHARACTER DEATH)

tlou x tsv doodles wahoo

going back to my roots and drawing my most self indulgent au yet

[sufferingbooknerd]

Very sad about the end of season two but we’re one step closer to them!!!

Within the next year we’re going to be able to see who’s playing these two in the show 😭 I’m so excited for the casting announcements

[xtraordinaryfangrl]

Conflicted.

That’s how I feel after watching S2 of The Last of Us in its entirety. Which is hilarious in it’s own right since I felt the same exact way after completing Part 2.

There were things I liked, there were things I questioned/didn’t like. There were moments and episodes I thoroughly enjoyed (namely the premiere, episodes 4 & 6, and ALMOST every Ellie and Dina scene) and then there were times where I forgot certain plot-points or characters because of how little they were even present in the show.

But one thing I can say without a single doubt in my mind is this:

7 episodes was not enough to develop the first half of the game.

Maybe it was the fact that only one episode was a full hour in duration, maybe it was the rush to get Joel’s death out of the way, maybe it was the result of side-lining the action of Ellie’s revenge tour into just two episodes of what should have been a much longer season. The pacing, and even the writing at times, just felt so… off.

Yes, I enjoyed S2 for what it was. Yes, I consider it to be canon despite its faults. Thanks ONLY to Isabela and Bella’s chemistry (which was both a lucky gamble and irresponsible on Craig and Neil's part to have them film without doing a chemistry read first, or at all according to what I've seen/read in interviews).

I also can’t help but be skeptical about how S3’s going to be adapted - especially considering how it’s supposed to be Abby’s season, and she’s far more of an imposing force in the game than she currently is within the timeline of the show.

[pb-n-jen]

speaking my truth

[villanelleskiss]

i don't want to continue harping on the discourse s2 of TLOU HBO but last nights episode, some things really just need to be said.

i really dislike how much this season is trying to turn Joel into a villain. him killing the fireflies and saving ellie at the end of the first game/season is always going to be a grey area. but i truly believe that Joel did it, knowing that one day it would catch up to him in one way or another but he did it without caring about the consequences of his actions. yes, it was absolutely horrific but as Joel said in s2ep6, it's one of those things you won't understand unless you experience the type of loss and fear of loss Joel has for the people he loves.

however, having Joel kill Eugene when there was PLENTY of time for them to get back to Jackson so he could say his goodbyes to Gail, that is not who Joel is. would game! Joel probably hesitate to say yes, of course he would. but he is strict and would keep an eye on him the entire time and if anything went astray or he started turning faster than expected, then he would handle it and i believe Ellie would understand that. but having him completely lie to Ellie and Eugene that he would take them all back to Jackson so he could have a proper goodbye and his dignity, is just not who Joel is. then for him to lie straight to Gail and Tommy's face about what truly happened, like what the fuck is that? why suddenly is Joel so awful? again, the fireflies thing will always be a morally grey area but we also can't ignore the mobs of people Joel has killed in survival mode throughout these 20 years.

then, having Joel tell Ellie that they could've made a cure? how does anyone actually know that? it was a complete shot in the dark and i think it was a 50/50 chance that it could've worked. but the thing about the cure is that it may cure the infection, but it cannot cure what society has become. that, is why Joel saved Ellie. not because he didn't want her to die for his own selfish reasons, but because society cannot cure itself.

also to mention is the way Joel reacted to Ellie having Cat over in her room and making a slightly homophobic comment about it. i get it, teenage angst and whatnot but game! Joel would focus on having a conversation with Ellie and not lash out. his reaction towards her getting a tattoo would probably be the same but in a world full of infected and dangerous people, i think Joel could quite frankly care less about any of it after the initial shock factor.

i do have to remind myself that Joel was robbed of going through this with his own daughter, let alone with Ellie so he is going to be unsure of what to do/say.

but i want to be serious and actually talk about homophobia in this world. one where you can get bitten and turned into a fungal zombie within hours and be completely changed overnight. why does anyone give a fuck about being gay? having Dina tell Ellie, no she's not gay but then turnaround and say that she has been thinking of a life with Ellie and their child. game! Dina clearly doesn't care what anyone has to think at all and will do what she wants proudly. why is that so different in the show? who actually genuinely gives that much of a fuck in this fucked up world? shouldn't you proudly love who you love because at any moment, they could be bitten or killed?

i'm beyond words at this point with this show. i really, really wanted to like s2 because part 2 is my favorite of the two games and i care for all of these characters so deeply but they have completely gone against the entire reason why part 2 was so emotional and thought-provoking. making Joel into a villain to somehow justify his death more? to add salt to the wound? it just doesn't make sense and it doesn't work. that is not who Joel is. that is not what part 2 is about.

[lottiemathewsblog]

Happy mothers day to all the girls I've wanted to call mommy 💔🥀

[freakaz0-id]

I miss the sapphics already DELLIE COME BACK TO ME