While Ellie and Joel try to continue to exist alone towards the inflamed in 'The Last of Us,' they meet a friend in a young boy named Sam. Does he die?
In The Last of Us, Joel and Ellie are on a long commute across the country when they run into two younger brothers, Henry and Sam, who're on the run from hunters and likewise heading west in order to join a riot crew. In the show, Henry was once just 10 when the cordyceps outbreak started and 17 when his brother was born. Their oldsters are lifeless now, and Henry is fiercely protecting of his deaf, 8-year-old brother Sam — but he can't offer protection to him eternally.
Henry and Sam don't first of all reply well to Ellie and Joel, assuming they're hunters and attacking them. After the brothers slow down and introduce themselves, they all transform friends, and everyone agrees to try and go out the town in combination. With knowledge of hunters in the area, they embark, however get ambushed and forced into the sewers to flee, resulting in Henry's worst nightmare and Sam's life in jeopardy.
So, does Sam die in HBO's 'The Last of Us?'
Henry is on the run with his little brother and comes to a decision to help Joel and Ellie.
The crew encounters a horde of inflamed in the sewers, a remnant of survivors who concept to hide out and reside down there. While they try to sneak out, Joel triggers a booby-trapped door, which slams close, keeping apart the workforce and alerting the infected. They rush to escape, and make it out in the end to find safe haven. But the next morning, a obviously inflamed Sam attacks Ellie. He's stopped through Henry, who places Sam out of his misery, killing him, earlier than turning the gun on himself.
What took place to Sam and how did the actors react to the difficult material?
It turned out that Sam were scratched on the leg the day earlier than through an inflamed, turning him right into a runner. He had printed it secretly to Ellie, who attempted using her blood to remedy him in vain.
The scene where Henry had to kill Sam was once very tricky to shoot. As Lamar Johnson, who plays Henry, told Variety about their quick bond, "The first day we met, we were running around the production offices playing tag." He added about Keivonn Woodard, who plays Sam, "That is how organic and easy it was to connect with Keivonn. He has such a great spirit, great energy, that it was very easy to make that connection."
Johnson also mentioned the scene when Henry has to kill Sam, and what it must had been like for the character. "If I had to sum it up in one word, I would just say 'shock.' It's so much for him, especially after everything he's gone through to protect Sam and everything they have gone through that night, for Sam to die by his hand."
He continued about why Henry decided to finish his own existence, "He was like, 'You are my purpose. You are my will to live here, the reason why I'm living, and the fact you are no longer here. I can't be here. I'm gonna go join you."
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