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3rd March 2023
12:27pm GMT

Nick Offerman as Bill in The Last of Us (HBO)[/caption]
But by no means does this mean the deaths don't still pack one hell of an emotional punch.
In the first episode, viewers witness one of the most traumatic moments from the game, with the death of Joel's daughter, Sara.
Then, his best friend Tess is killed off by the infected in episode two.
But it's perhaps in episodes three and four that we get the most emotional deaths, with that of star-crossed couple Bill and Frank, and then brothers Henry and Sam.
And in the most recent episode, we got a flashback to Ellie's past and the fate of her friend Riley.
It's all got a bit too much for some, who have taken to Twitter to share their trauma and upset.
https://twitter.com/Targ_Nation/status/1624360475482882048
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https://twitter.com/KxllxngEve2/status/1630188314224361473
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https://twitter.com/nowbvcktome/status/1624384913515466754
https://twitter.com/landonisdon/status/1630038928861409282
There are two episodes left of the series, with a hell of a lot still to happen if Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) are going to make it to the Firefly base in Ohio.
And, perhaps surprisingly, the series finale is set to be the shortest of the nine episodes, clocking in at just 43 minutes, compared to the just under an hour long run times of the other episodes.
A second series has already been given the green light though, so fans can probably expect plenty to be left unanswered by the time the credits roll.
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