It wouldn’t be the apocalypse without a bit of religious zealotry and cannibalism, now would it?
It’s hard to end an episode on a bleaker note than it begins when it opens with images of snow blowing in across a frozen lake and a voiceover reciting a verse from the Biblical book ofThe Last of Us
When Ellie catches up with them, she ably manages the situation as if she’s been conducting standoffs all her life. She doesn’t want to hurt them, but she doesn’t trust them, and she wants what’s hers. David gently tries to defuse the situation, first telling her he’s from a large group of hungry people — Ellie counters with an unconvincing bluff that she’s coming from a similar situation — then reasonably points out that she won’t be able to drag the buck back on her own.
The episode stages David’s turn so well it’s easy, like, Ellie, to start to trust him, at least a little. Maybe hebelieve in a world in which people still care for one another. She’s seen it in Jackson and, more immediately, she’s felt it with Joel. But even if good people remain in the world, it’s now clear David isn’t one of them. Even worse, this revelation is accompanied by the arrival of James, who gets the drop on her.
Meanwhile, Ellie has no intention of being taken alive or letting them find Joel. After giving Joel a knife and telling him her plans, she sets off on horseback as a decoy to lure them away. It doesn’t work for long, and after James takes out Ellie’s horse he comesclose to killing Ellie against David’s wishes . David’s hold on the group might be loosening, but when he shows up to prevent Ellie’s murder, it’s clear he still wields it for now.
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