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Topic	Did you guys agree with Joel's choice? end spoilers
Unsugarized_Foo 04/20/17 9:49:39 AM #31:	UnfairRepresent posted... Unsugarized_Foo posted... It's pretty gray, but he did the right thing but murdering all the doctors was rather bad It's not gray. It's black He murdered a whole bunch of people and prevented a cure from being created against the will of Ellie for his own selfish reasons because he's bitter at the world and feels like a failure. There was nothing white about his deision. It was meant to be a dark twist for the story. Joel is not a hero, he never was a hero, he was never supposed to be a hero. The fans refusal to take him off a hero pedastal and insistance on justifying everything he does is creepy but as I said fascinating. I think it goes a long way into explaning the cult of personality figures we get like Trump or Charles Manson Saving Ellie was the right choice, the fireflies said no, they deserved what came to them, the nonfighters and/or doctors shouldn't have been hurt or killed and that is worse than letting Ellie go. I remember getting to that part and just starring at the screen not wanting to kill the last surgeon. Then I didn't shoot him and ended up shoving scissors in his face when I was wanting a handshake --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted [p:877555740] in Did you gu... [t:75259051]...</cite> <quote><cite>UnfairRepresent posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted...</cite> <quote>It's pretty gray, but he did the right thing but murdering all the doctors was rather bad</quote> It's not gray. It's black He murdered a whole bunch of people and prevented a cure from being created against the will of Ellie for his own selfish reasons because he's bitter at the world and feels like a failure. There was nothing white about his deision. It was meant to be a dark twist for the story. Joel is not a hero, he never was a hero, he was never supposed to be a hero. The fans refusal to take him off a hero pedastal and insistance on justifying everything he does is creepy but as I said fascinating. I think it goes a long way into explaning the cult of personality figures we get like Trump or Charles Manson</quote> Saving Ellie was the right choice, the fireflies said no, they deserved what came to them, the nonfighters and/or doctors shouldn't have been hurt or killed and that is worse than letting Ellie go. I remember getting to that part and just starring at the screen not wanting to kill the last surgeon. Then I didn't shoot him and ended up shoving scissors in his face when I was wanting a handshake --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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