The Last of Us 2 Players Think They've Discovered a Major Piece of Foreshadowing
A fan has discovered a poster that possibly foreshadows a future event in The Last of Us 2. However, The Last of Us 2 fans seem to be divided on the discovery, with many calling it far-fetched.
The Last of Us 2's hidden secrets have been a treasure hunt for fans. The fact that players still discover something new occasionally speaks volumes about how well-detailed the game is. For instance, recently a player discovered that there is an interesting dialogue in the Farm sequence of The Last of Us 2, which is extremely easy to miss. However, it seems like there are more subtleties yet to be found.
In a new post on The Last of Us 2 subreddit, user quirk-the-kenku highlights an important detail that many might have missed. During the events of the second chapter, Seattle Day 1 (Ellie), there is an interesting poster where Ellie helps Dina towards the nearby theater in The Last of Us 2. There is a poster there with the title, «Save Mother Earth.» While the last word is not legible because of the poster being torn, it is the first two that are of particular importance.
Right after this sequence, Dina reveals that she is pregnant, which is followed up with a heated response from Ellie. However, what's interesting is the fact that right before this, players have to escape an onslaught from several infected. Players believe that the phrase «Save Mother» is an allusion to Ellie helping Dina in the sequence, and foreshadows Dina's upcoming revelation.
The community, to no surprise, is quite divided on whether the poster actually presaged the upcoming event, or if the player is taking it a bit too far. While many believe that almost everything in the game has a purpose, which has been proved time and again with The Last Of Us 2's several hidden secrets, others believe that it is just a regular poster. The latter is supported by the fact that Dina revealed her pregnancy barely a few minutes after this, which kind of makes such a foreshadowing inconsequential.
However, fans
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