It also establishes that Riley is her quasi-bodyguard/protector, an interesting turn in that it uncovers a pattern of Ellie being protected even while in the relative safe haven of a FEDRA training facility (Although she looks pretty capable of handing out her own form of punishment judging from the haymaker she lands on Bethany's jaw.) After getting into a disagreement with the class bully, Bethany ( Ruby Lybbert), she gets in a fight and subsequently ends up in the FEDRA Captain Kwong's ( Terry Chen) office where she is reprimanded yet again, but when offered a choice moving forward by Kwong, Ellie chooses the path of least resistance to achieve her goals.
She is in a FEDRA training school for girls where she is already showing signs of being a bit of a troublemaker and free spirit. by Marlene ( Merle Dandridge) and the rest of the Fireflies. But then we get to see what Ellie ( Bella Ramsey) was doing prior to being introduced in the show's first episode where she is being held captive at the Boston Q.Z.
The episode picks up with a wounded Joel ( Pedro Pascal) desperately telling Ellie to go on and leave him behind to die, and she begrudgingly does. Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers from Episode 7 of The Last of Us.Who's calling Episode 7 of The Last of Us entitled, "Left Behind" a filler? Not us! It is a gripping and essential part of Ellie's backstory and the reveal of a new character, Riley ( Storm Reid).
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