The Last of Us TV Show: Family and Sacrifice – Joel’s Emotional Reunion with Tommy I still remember the first time I played through the Jackson settlement section in The Last of Us game. It was around 2 AM, I’d been playing for hours, and suddenly the game shifted from tense survival horror to something more emotionally complex. Joel’s reunion with his brother Tommy wasn’t just a plot checkpoint—it was a rare window into who…
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