Abby and friends all live at the WLF, which is easily the most well off community ever seen in the universe of TLOU. They are so comfy and safe that they are at war against another local community over land, a community that fights using literal sticks and stones. True, Abby's group has an abundance of everything. Abby lost her humanity when she lost her father, Ellie lost her last bit of humanity when she lost Joel and Joel lost his when he lost Sarah. This goes on for every character in both games. Everyone lost someone or something that more than likely made them a shell of their former selves. The whole TLOU2 cycle of revenge started with Abby’s father attempting to kill a child. Yes, you heard it right. That doctor was about to kill a child. He deserved every bullet. In fact, Abby should have been the first to stop him. And this game utterly fails to recognize that. 1 She's Alive Because Ellie Lets Her Live. The first time these two fight each other, Abby comes out victorious and shows Ellie & Dina mercy thanks to Lev. At the end of the game however, Abby
RELATED: The Last of Us: Part 2's Cut Content Revealed. The parallels between the love triangle involving Mel, Abby, and Owen are also eerie. Abby and Owen were a couple at one point, but the game implies they broke up after Abby became too consumed with avenging her father’s death. Owen begins a relationship with Mel, who then gets pregnant
Because she's not just a major antagonist in the story, but also a big part of the game's best kept secret. Image via Naughty Dog, Sony. One secret that hasn't been so well kept is the fate of Also, yes, Abby is still shown to be a bad person in certain aspects even after we switch to her perspective, that's never sugar-coated and it's pretty intentional. But it's not for any of the reasons you listed here (especially since at least a quarter of them never even happened). 11. 2_Cranez. • 3 yr. ago. 7W6Ut.
