After a solid but heavily muted episode three, Our last one Go back to episode 4 of this week. We learned more about the war between WLF and Scar in Seattle, while Ellie and Dina continued to search for Abby. The couple also face their biggest challenge to date, which will change the course of their relationship, Our last one forever. Let's dive.
whenever Our last one Give us something completely blue, usually a good sign for what is about to happen. So when the plot begins with the term “2018 – Seattle Quarantine Area”, I’m shocked. The show loves flashbacks, this is a Very very very nice one.
Inside the military vehicle, a group of federal soldiers were joking and telling stories. Josh Peck plays one (yes, Drake and Josh Fame) tells a story about his stupid colleagues, and almost everyone is happy. The guard in the face of a man behind the camera is disappointed, but apparently dislikes the story of the three “voting people” getting stuck. “Why do they call citizens 'voting?'” asked a soldier who was obviously a novice. At that time, the group sergeant chimens played by Jeffrey Wright. He said Fedra called citizens “voting” because Fedra took away the rights of citizens. Therefore, the word “vote” is to mock them for not having the right. This is a shocking statement and a strong suggestion that the character is not satisfied with something.
The Fedra transport was stuck in a blockade, and Wright's character told them not to, despite the soldiers' desire to jump out of the offensive. He will talk to the “voteers” and ask the new guy to learn something with him. The leader of the group, Legally blonde and Sisters Law No. 2 Star Alanna Ubach asked Wright if his character was named Isaac. He asked her if her name was Hanlahan. When both of them agreed, Isaac picked up two gas grenades, threw them into the back of the transport, and locked the door, killing all the soldiers. He then shoots the driver and asks Ben Ahlers to make a choice. “Welcome to the fight,” Hanlahan told Isaac.
We'll learn later that we've just seen the origin story of Isaac, the current WLF leader. From this group defected to humans and people rather than a Fedra soldier who controlled military control. All of this will become very, very important, not only in this episode, but also in later plots. Plus, it's a really cold episode.
Eleven years later, today on the show, Ellie and Dina are searching for an old pharmacy. According to the text on the screen, it's “Seattle, Day 1”, and this boundary between time and place is crucial. Remember it, rely on it, and write it down if needed.
Located in Seattle’s Capitol Hill section, Ellie and Dina are very confused about all the rainbows of all the rainbows, with the word “pride” written on it. Ellie believes that the people here are just optimists. We know that this is much more than that, and the cheeky juxtaposition of LGBTQ women with LGBTQ support shows how unknowable the characters on the show are in the world.
Explore the desolate streets scattered with corpses from Fedra Gear as well as WLF buildings at the sights of tanks, Ellie and Dina. But they realized they couldn’t get to it before nightfall, so they killed the time where many of us chose to go to Seattle: a music store.
Here we take a break from the world and a fascinating moment, Ellie finds a guitar that doesn't rot and plays a little. It's A-Ha's 1980s classic “Take on Me”, but acoustics, we learn that Joel taught her. It makes Dina cry and will make fans of the game happy because it is a direct boost. In the show, it helps us see the relationship between Dina and Ellie Deeping, and there is still some beauty in this chaotic world. Something is needed before everything that follows.
First, modern Isaac is giving a speech to people outside the camera about how he impresses women with cooking. He praised the quality of French cookware before mentioning that they were not very suitable for interrogation. The word “interrogation” poured the scene over the head and we saw a completely naked scarred member who had been captured and tortured by Isaac. Isaac wants to know where the next scar attack will be. Scar hopes he calls them by their favorite name “Serreforts.” We learned that this scar kills a child, but he said he did it just because WLF killed their child. On a single skill, let us know that the war between these two groups in battle is very violent and meaningless, without a clear good or bad person. They are two bad guys.
However, according to scars, the difference is that members of WLF defects become scars, but no one goes from scar defects to WLF. So, despite the advantages of WLF in terms of technology and resources, they will lose in the end. Considering that he did do this with his former team, it made Isaac particularly hard when he realized that scars wouldn't let him kill him. This was strongly recognized by the guards at the door. This is the same soldier who just started his career 11 years ago and defected with Isaac.
Now, so far, in this episode, a lot of interesting things have happened. A lot of character developments have occurred. But there wasn't much action. Know that when Ellie and Dina decide to sneak into the WLF building nightfall and silently agree to kill any WLF members regardless of their Jackson, you know shit is about to drop.
The two stumbled upon a room where several WLF members hung from the ceiling and their gut burst. This sight once again made Dina gag and soon they realized a) scar, a group of people they saw on the trail leading to Seattle, and b) one of the ultimate WLF survivors called for backup. The backup arrived quickly, and despite Isaac's orders keeping any captured scars alive, the group is still avenging their fool friends. They will kill the sight.
Dina and Ellie try their best to escape quietly, but fail. They killed two people and ran for it, eventually taking refuge in the subway station. WLF follows and throws flares everywhere to light up the space. Besides, we know about vegetation associated with fungal viruses, which take over the world, and will soon be quickly when dozens of clickers arrive. A massive battle broke out, distracting WLF so that Ellie and Dina could escape. But before a few close calls, including Ellie having to put his arms on the zombie path, saving Dina in the process.
Dina's behavior changed immediately. Ellie was bitten. She needs to be killed. When the two find a nice hiding place in an old theater, Dina pulls her gun onto Ellie. At first, Ellie was confused. Her performance was instinctive, and she didn't even realize the fact that Dina didn't know she was immune. So Ellie barely reveals this, but Dina doesn't believe her. You fully understand. It's like someone comes to you and says, “The sky is orange.” You've always believed in one thing all your life, and now they show the opposite. However, in Ellie's case, the sky was orange. She is actually, impossible immunity, and convinces Dina to let her rest and prove it.
A few hours later, Ellie awakened like she did. Just like she promised. Dina is shocked by the way and tells Ellie what it is clear from the clues from the past few episodes: Dina is pregnant. The intensity of the moment and the high emotional revelation between the two burst into a lewd communication, both making love.
It's worth taking a moment to applaud Bella Ramsey and Isabela Merced are incredible in these scenes. Ellie desperately begged Dina to trust her and believe it is impossible. Dina's profound conflict about abandoning her beliefs. Both are filled with anxiety, fear and love. The actor takes the whole thing to another level. It's incredible work.
In fact, this continues to the final scene of the episode, where it is finally revealed that Dina loves Ellie as much as Ellie, but her upbringing makes it hard for her to admit. When she was a child, Dina told her mom that she likes boys and girls, but her mom told her that she only likes boys. This has always bothered her, and now, only when she thinks she has lost everything can she finally become her own identity. She wanted a family with Ellie and their children, which certainly wouldn't be misunderstood as “I'm going to be a dad!”
At this moment, the explosion echoed from outside. Ellie and Dina stole a walkie-talkie from WLF and went out to feed their own position. The explosions are far away, but they need to check them. Ellie told Dina that she could stay because things were different now, but Dina held her hand and said, “Together.” Dina might be pregnant, but her eyes were no different.
It would be solid if only Ellie revealed her secret to Dina in this episode. But starting to build Isaac as another powerful force to learn more about the Seattle War and think of the lives of these characters, which will bring everything back home.
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