I am pretty sure the screaming scene is Ellie getting her chemical burn. Being out of her clothes would be safer because of the amount of rinsing you have to do with chemicals, you don’t want that splashing on you at all. I’m pretty sure the hand placed on her shoulder is Maria’s, for comfort. So I would assume she’s in Joel’s house with him, Tommy, and Maria, so that she can do the burn and then immediately receive the medical care and support from them.
Is it confirmed that Catherine O'Hara is a therapist? I have a feeling they're doing with this what they did with the game and inserting Joel into a spot later where he isn't actually going to be. I could be wrong if it was confirmed, but it looks like she's the prophet, maybe in the past or maybe in the present, talking to someone about cult-related things, and they used the scene where Joel is talking to Tommy about what he did at the hospital.
@@kodak_cameron I haven't been able to find any confirmation about it, just articles saying "according to the new teaser, Joel is in therapy now". Is it on Twitter? Catherine O'Hara's character is still the only unnamed character on IMDB.
@@kodak_cameronNo it's not. So far it hasn't been officially confirmed who Catherine O'Hara is playing. It's only speculation from people so far that she suposedly is a therapist in Jackson.
When part 2 released, I was probably like you and hated it, now 4 years later I'm replaying it, losing someone close to me made me realise this game isn't a game about revenge but a game about forgiveness, like like Last of us 1 isn't a game about a zombie cure but about learning to trust and love, everything in part 2 could've been fixed if Abby tried to forgive Joel or if Ellie tried to forgive Abby or Joel. I think overhall it was a really good game.
@@wifidesp12343 I disagree with the whole concept of the second game. Joel imo did nothing wrong at the end of the first game (before all of the bs retcons), he wiped out a terrorist cell and killed the man who was going to butcher a child. The story is just gross to me, and indicative of Naughty Dog post Amy Hennig
@@bostonpride1717 For our perspective Joel did nothing wrong of course, but for Abby, Joel wiped her whole groupe (The Fireflies) killed her dad and made impossible the making of a vaccine for the cordycep impossible now
@@wifidesp12343 I am unwilling to take Abby's perspective. I have no emotional connection to her. Her father left an audio log at the end of the first game stating he wasn't sure it was possible. They even deny us the right to kill Abby, its an awful story
one of my guesses for the scene at 3:44 is that its after the lodge 🏌🏻♀ scene and ellie's chest is bandaged bc she broke a rib or something during that. it would be so great (i.e. incredibly painful) to have just a bit more of the immediate aftermath
The door and window behind her is the exact same window as St. Mary Hospital, the man in the hallway looks like a Firefly soldier, the man running towards her bed is most likely a doctor (Jerry arriving after being called by Owen , and the woman who's holding her shoulder has been confirmed to be Marlene. This is the Fireflies running tests on Ellie
The subliminal golf clubs are amazing. 😆
I am pretty sure the screaming scene is Ellie getting her chemical burn. Being out of her clothes would be safer because of the amount of rinsing you have to do with chemicals, you don’t want that splashing on you at all. I’m pretty sure the hand placed on her shoulder is Maria’s, for comfort. So I would assume she’s in Joel’s house with him, Tommy, and Maria, so that she can do the burn and then immediately receive the medical care and support from them.
the unknown shot with ellie, could be just a nightmare sequence she is having.
Personally I was hoping for Cascina Caradonna to play Dana (she was the face of Dana) but I think Isabella will do a wonderful job
Is it confirmed that Catherine O'Hara is a therapist? I have a feeling they're doing with this what they did with the game and inserting Joel into a spot later where he isn't actually going to be. I could be wrong if it was confirmed, but it looks like she's the prophet, maybe in the past or maybe in the present, talking to someone about cult-related things, and they used the scene where Joel is talking to Tommy about what he did at the hospital.
it is confirmed!
@@kodak_cameron I haven't been able to find any confirmation about it, just articles saying "according to the new teaser, Joel is in therapy now". Is it on Twitter? Catherine O'Hara's character is still the only unnamed character on IMDB.
@@kodak_cameronNo it's not. So far it hasn't been officially confirmed who Catherine O'Hara is playing. It's only speculation from people so far that she suposedly is a therapist in Jackson.
Her last name is pronounced Dee-ver. But it’s hard to not even think of the other way as i’ve been saying it that way for a long time.
2:25 her scar is "gnarlier" because of the chemical burn that happens between part 1 and part 2
Can’t wait for episode to end in a quiet credits after Abby kills Joel
Respectfully, that isn't the only criticism of Part 2. It was purposefully divisive and imo awful.
When part 2 released, I was probably like you and hated it, now 4 years later I'm replaying it, losing someone close to me made me realise this game isn't a game about revenge but a game about forgiveness, like like Last of us 1 isn't a game about a zombie cure but about learning to trust and love, everything in part 2 could've been fixed if Abby tried to forgive Joel or if Ellie tried to forgive Abby or Joel. I think overhall it was a really good game.
@@wifidesp12343 I disagree with the whole concept of the second game. Joel imo did nothing wrong at the end of the first game (before all of the bs retcons), he wiped out a terrorist cell and killed the man who was going to butcher a child. The story is just gross to me, and indicative of Naughty Dog post Amy Hennig
@@bostonpride1717 For our perspective Joel did nothing wrong of course, but for Abby, Joel wiped her whole groupe (The Fireflies) killed her dad and made impossible the making of a vaccine for the cordycep impossible now
@@wifidesp12343 I am unwilling to take Abby's perspective. I have no emotional connection to her. Her father left an audio log at the end of the first game stating he wasn't sure it was possible.
They even deny us the right to kill Abby, its an awful story
one of my guesses for the scene at 3:44 is that its after the lodge 🏌🏻♀ scene and ellie's chest is bandaged bc she broke a rib or something during that. it would be so great (i.e. incredibly painful) to have just a bit more of the immediate aftermath
The door and window behind her is the exact same window as St. Mary Hospital, the man in the hallway looks like a Firefly soldier, the man running towards her bed is most likely a doctor (Jerry arriving after being called by Owen , and the woman who's holding her shoulder has been confirmed to be Marlene. This is the Fireflies running tests on Ellie