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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2020 · 1H

FFR 129: The Last of Us Part II

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In this week’s episode, Anita and Carolyn embark on a grim and arduous journey through the discourse over The Last of Us Part II. We share our personal reactions to the game’s cast of characters, talk about its view of humanity and its use of violence, discuss the game’s narrative structure and themes, and ultimately answer the question of whether or not we found the grueling quest it takes us on to be worthwhile. Join us! Time Stamps:3:45 - The Last of Us Part II (Yep, this episode is pretty much ALL Last of Us talk.)Links Mentioned:Broken People, Broken Worlds: Carolyn’s piece on The Last of Us Part IIFollow Us:Join our Patreon Our WebsiteSubscribe on Apple PodcastsTwitterInstagram

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In this week’s episode, Anita and Carolyn embark on a grim and arduous journey through the discourse over The Last of Us Part II. We share our personal reactions to the game’s cast of characters, talk about its view of humanity and its use of violence, discuss the game’s narrative structure and themes, and ultimately answer the question of whether or not we found the grueling quest it takes us on to be worthwhile. Join us!

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