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Pedro Pascal Speaks Out After ‘The Last of Us’ Twist and Says ‘I’m in Active Denial’; Bella Ramsey.

Pedro Pascal Speaks Out After ‘The Last of Us’ Twist and Says ‘I’m in Active Denial’; Bella Ramsey ‘Sobbed’ Reading It: A ‘Brilliant Achievement’ If It’s ‘Painful for People’. Pedro Pascal is speaking out about the “The Last of Us” Season 2 Episode 2, in which his beloved Joel is killed off after being beaten to death by the vengeful Abby (Kaitlyn Dever). The shocking twist is straight out of the “The Last Of Us Part II” video game, which means Pascal knew when he signed on to play Joel in the HBO series that his time on the show would not last forever.“It’s not like they said, ‘Hey, we kill you at the beginning of season 2,'” Pascal told Entertainment Weekly about the death. “But it was always an understanding that it would stay true to the source material in a specific way and that the, let’s say, practical and exclusive obligation would be for season 1. It was just a matter of how and when.”Speaking to HBO during the official “Last of Us” after show, Pascal added: “I have nothing but respect for the level of investment that people have in a video game or a TV show or movie or book. I experience that myself. I’ve flung books across the room because its impact is so profound on me and experiencing the story. I think it is incredibly painful for people and that’s obviously a brilliant achievement of the storytelling.” In the series, Dever’s Abby holds Joel hostage and reveals she is the daughter of the doctor he shot in the head in the Season 1 finale in order to save Ellie. She then shoots Joel in the leg and bludgeons him with a golf club. After switching to her fists and beating him up, Abby delivers the fatal blow via a spike to Joel’s neck. Pascal told HBO that “meeting Kaitlyn was amazing” and “it’s ironic that something so violent and tragic between characters can immediately bond you to the actor.”