HBO's The Last of Us has returned for its second season, featuring Bella Ramsey, who anticipates that the season's conclusion will elicit strong emotional reactions, including anger and trauma. She describes the viewing experience as an intense roller coaster, suggesting that while viewers may experience dissatisfaction, they should feel satisfied with the overall journey. Showrunner Craig Mazin acknowledges potential controversy surrounding changes to the storyline, emphasizing that the creative team prioritizes storytelling authenticity over audience sentiment. The season adapts portions of The Last of Us: Part II, with future seasons continuing to develop the narrative.
I just hope that people keep their seatbelts on the whole time because it's pretty mad. I think that people will hopefully feel really satisfied by the journey of it. I hope people are slightly emotionally traumatized because it's supposed to make you feel it a lot.
You might be angry at the showrunners and everyone involved. The Season 2 ending will make you feel things.
We don't operate to either make people happy on social media or avoid making them upset. We just do what we think is right.
The Last of Us Season 2 adapts some of the events of The Last of Us: Part II, but not all of them.
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