TheLastOfUs Episode 5: These deaths will absolutely tear your heart out
and knocks them over, one by one, in devastating fashion. It efficiently sets up the brothers and Kathleen as three-dimensional characters whose deaths matter. It’s so potent in its human conflicts, in fact, that it’s easy to forget about the infected at all, until Kathleen’s revenge mission inadvertently releases all of them from the underground places they’d been trapped by FEDRA for the last 15 years.
Because the monsters don’t turn up until the end, the show fortunately doesn’t have to overplay the idea that Sam’s deafness, and how he and Henry communicate inaudibly, is extra valuable in a world where the most deadly creatures can trace you only through sound. It’s also a nice touch that we get subtitles whenever the brothers are talking in a scene from their point of view, but when the perspective shifts back to Joel and Ellie, the captions go away, because they don’t know sign language.
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