Bella Ramsey tells the enemies of “The Last of Us” to go and play their video games

The online speech surrounding The last of us Season two was anchored in unjustified indignation, triggered by indignation in the face of the centered series of a gay love story and killing the main man of the franchise. Train fishing, which led to the show to bomb the revision, of course, is bizarre since these two main aspects of the plot are also present in the series of nasty dog ​​games of Neil Druckmann.

Recently, Bella Ramsey, the main role nominated for the Emmy Award of the show (alongside Pedro Pascal), discussed with The La Lateur Podcast their reaction to reactive learners who challenged Ellie’s lesbian relationship.

“Because I can’t do anything anyway. The show is released. There is nothing that can be changed or changed. So I’m like, there are not really reading points or looking at anything,” said Ramsey. “People are of course entitled to their opinions. But that does not affect the show; it does not affect the way the spectacle continues or anything in any way. These are very distinct things for me. So no, I don’t really get involved.”

Ramsey explained how this vocal vile minority which can sincerely apologize for entering season three, which will see the showrunner Craig Mazin, Helming Solo after Druckmann fell, followed the antagonist of the program Abby (Kaitlyn Dever), who killed Joel (Pascal). Twist history has existed since she made her debut in the game, but she continues to divide The last of us Fandom and occasional shock viewers during season two.

Change in prominent characters will immerse itself in the world of Abby to inform his vision of the world. How Ellie comes into play is under the wraps, but Ramsey said they hope that enemies will avoid if they do not approach history with an open mind: “You don’t have to watch it. If you hate it as much, the game exists. You can just play the game. If you want to watch it, I hope you enjoy it.”

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