Let the speculation for season two (and beyond?) commence.
opens four years after the action ofwith a scene of Joel going over what happened with Ellie at the end of the first game, although not fully coming clean about his choices even all this time later. It’s revealed that Joel and Ellie have been living in Jackson, but they seem more disconnected than at the end of the last game.
With the massive fan base Pedro Pascal has developed this season, this has to be the main narrative concern for the producers and HBO right now. The story ofnot only eliminates Joel, it shifts focus to his murderer, balancing the story between Ellie’s search for vengeance and Abby’s battles with a religious cult called the Seraphites.Naturally, Dina and Abby will be highly coveted roles when HBO’sgets to them, whether that’s in season two or later.
Well, this is the big one. Will HBO allow the face of this show to be killed off in episode one or two of the second season? The first season succeeded by giving co-creators Mazin and Neil Druckmann creative freedom, butwill be. Will fans of the second game revolt if theyWhere could the show go after a second season?become likeand lap its source material? It certainly seems possible given the development cycle of games compared to television.
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