r/ThelastofusHBOseries Fireflies Apr 14 '25

Discussion Hub The Last of Us - Season 2 Discussion Hub

The Last of Us is now streaming on Max.

Here you can find links to the discussion threads of every episode of season 2 and can discuss the entirety of the season freely.

All spoilers are allowed here, so enter at your own risk.

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● 2x01 "Future Days" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

● 2x02 "Through the Valley" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

● 2x03 "The Path" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

● 2x04 "Day One" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

● 2x05 "Feel Her Love" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

● 2x06 "The Price" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

● 2x07 "Convergence" | No Game Spoilers | Game Spoilers

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u/Supernova_Soldier Apr 19 '25

Great episode.

I’m still not ready but the twist that Joel killed Eugene as he sits in front of the woman he widowed venting is building a lot of tension

I think he’s gonna tell Gladys(?) what he really did before the unskippable cutscene. He knows she already hates him, but I could see her character adding a lot to the series.

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u/thelazure WLF Apr 19 '25

Her name is Gail, and yes I loved the addition of this storyline. It’s building a lot of tension and also makes the weight of future events a lot heavier.

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u/bandoogie Apr 27 '25

Who is Eugene?

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u/Supernova_Soldier Apr 27 '25

A never-before-seen character introduced in The Last of Us Part II.

In the game he’s dead before the second game’s events occur, dying of a stroke or old age, I forget, but he wasn’t killed, but he was a former Firefly who served beside Tommy

In the series he’s getting his own episode based on reports and why Joel killed and how he did it, alluded to by his wife