Episode 3 of �The Last of Us� got a lot of attention for featuring a gay love
story, and now one of the series leads is hinting at more LGBTQ storylines to
come.

This comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the video game upon which
the hit HBO Max series is based. The storyline from episode 3 featuring
survivalist Bill (Nick Offerman) and his relationship with Frank (Murray
Bartlett) is also hinted at during gameplay. Players know there will be more
gay stories in future episodes, too.

Series lead Bella Ramsey, who plays the teen orphan Ellie, shared a message
with fans who questioned or criticized the third episode for including a
same-sex relationship.

�I know people will think what they want to think. But they�re gonna have to
get used to it,� Ramsey told GQ during an interview. �If you don�t want to
watch the show because it has gay storylines, because it has a trans
character, that�s on you, and you�re missing out.�

The �Game of Thrones� alum said, �I�m not particularly anxious about it. It
isn�t gonna make me afraid. I think that comes from a place of defiance.�

Ramsey, 19, identifies as non-binary but doesn�t care which pronouns anyone
uses. The actress previously told The New York Times that she �has always
been very fluid� regarding gender and wore a chest binder �90 percent� of the
time while shooting �The Last of Us.� �

The British star clarified those comments while speaking with GQ, warning
fans that it �probably isn�t healthy, like, please bind safely.�

She discussed how her co-star Pedro Pascal was very �supportive� of her. He
has a trans-identifying sister, which led to the duo talking about gender and
sexuality all the time, GQ notes.

�And [the conversations] weren�t always deep: they could be funny and
humorous, the whole spectrum. We were just very honest and open with each
other,� Ramsey said.

The actress also talked about portraying an older version of Ellie, who is in
a relationship with an older woman named Dina in part two of the game. �There
are a few bits with Ellie on her own, probably, but I like the fact that she
also has [Dina] now,� she said of the recently announced second season.

�I mean, season one really was the best year of my life,� Ramsey said. �As
the episodes come out, [they] bring back such good memories. I am nervous, of
course. [But] I�m so excited to get the chance to do that again.�

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Let's go Brandon!

Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
> Episode 3 of “The Last of Us” got a lot of attention for featuring a gay love
> story, and now one of the series leads is hinting at more LGBTQ storylines to
> come.
>
> This comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the video game upon which
> the hit HBO Max series is based. The storyline from episode 3 featuring
> survivalist Bill (Nick Offerman) and his relationship with Frank (Murray
> Bartlett) is also hinted at during gameplay. Players know there will be more
> gay stories in future episodes, too.
>
> Series lead Bella Ramsey, who plays the teen orphan Ellie, shared a message
> with fans who questioned or criticized the third episode for including a
> same-sex relationship.
>
> “I know people will think what they want to think. But they’re gonna have to
> get used to it,” Ramsey told GQ during an interview. “If you don’t want to
> watch the show because it has gay storylines, because it has a trans
> character, that’s on you, and you’re missing out.”
>
> The “Game of Thrones” alum said, “I’m not particularly anxious about it. It
> isn’t gonna make me afraid. I think that comes from a place of defiance.”
>
> Ramsey, 19, identifies as non-binary but doesn’t care which pronouns anyone
> uses. The actress previously told The New York Times that she “has always
> been very fluid” regarding gender and wore a chest binder “90 percent” of the
> time while shooting “The Last of Us.” “
>
> The British star clarified those comments while speaking with GQ, warning
> fans that it “probably isn’t healthy, like, please bind safely.”
>
> She discussed how her co-star Pedro Pascal

Is a willfully ignorant worthless lying sack of garbage

> --
> Let's go Brandon!
>
>

--
The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it is still on my list.

In article <tsiock$2tao4$3@dont-email.me>,
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

> Episode 3 of THE LAST OF US got a lot of attention for featuring a gay love
> story, and now one of the series leads is hinting at more LGBTQ storylines to
> come.
>
> This comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the video game upon which
> the hit HBO Max series is based. The storyline from episode 3 featuring
> survivalist Bill (Nick Offerman) and his relationship with Frank (Murray
> Bartlett) is also hinted at during gameplay. Players know there will be more
> gay stories in future episodes, too.
>
> Series lead Bella Ramsey, who plays the teen orphan Ellie, shared a message
> with fans who questioned or criticized the third episode for including a
> same-sex relationship.
>
> "I know people will think what they want to think. But they're gonna have to
> get used to it," Ramsey told GQ during an interview. "If you don't want to
> watch the show because it has gay storylines, because it has a trans
> character, that's on you, and you're missing out."

Yes, heaven forfend people want to sit down and watch just one show or
movie out of Hollywood these days that doesn't have some kind of sexual
weirdo shoe-horned into it front and center.

> The GAME OF THRONES alum said, "I'm not particularly anxious about it. It
> isn't gonna make me afraid. I think that comes from a place of defiance."
>
> Ramsey, 19, identifies as non-binary but doesn't care which pronouns anyone
> uses. The actress previously told The New York Times that she "has always
> been very fluid" regarding gender and wore a chest binder "90% of the
> time" while shooting THE LAST OF US.
>
> The British star clarified those comments while speaking with GQ, warning
> fans that it "probably isn't healthy, like, please bind safely".

No 'probably' about it. In the Left's perverse crusade to turn every kid
with a normal teen identity issue into a 'trans', young girls are now
routinely being told to do this chest binding thing by school employees
and even medical professionals who actually know how harmful it can be
and should know better.

> She discussed how her co-star Pedro Pascal was very supportive of her.

Of course he was. He's a 'progressive' loon who managed to get Gina
Carano fired from THE MANDALORIAN for saying the same thing that he
himself said. Only difference was that he said it about Republicans and
Carano said it about Democrats. So you know how that went.

> He has a trans-identifying sister, which led to the duo talking about
> gender and sexuality all the time, GQ notes.

Sounds wonderful. Nothing like making gender and sexuality the entire
focus of your life and identity. People like that are an absolute joy to
be around.

> Ubiquitous
>
> Series lead Bella Ramsey, who plays the teen orphan Ellie,

and has a head shaped like a Tylenol.

Tranny storylines aside, I won't watch simply because the girl looks weird,
which is more Lefty propaganda; "everybody is beautiful, even if they're not
and you're evil if you disagree!"

Sorry, but tv is mostly a visual medium and I refuse to look at that weird
chick for hours on end.

On 2/15/23 9:52 AM, RichA wrote:
> On Wednesday, 15 February 2023 at 08:57:44 UTC-5, Ubiquitous wrote:
>> Episode 3 of “The Last of Us” got a lot of attention for featuring a gay love
>> story, and now one of the series leads is hinting at more LGBTQ storylines to
>> come.
>>
>> This comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the video game upon which
>> the hit HBO Max series is based. The storyline from episode 3 featuring
>> survivalist Bill (Nick Offerman) and his relationship with Frank (Murray
>> Bartlett) is also hinted at during gameplay. Players know there will be more
>> gay stories in future episodes, too.
>>
>> Series lead Bella Ramsey, who plays the teen orphan Ellie, shared a message
>> with fans who questioned or criticized the third episode for including a
>> same-sex relationship.
>>
>
> Why would sex be centric to any plot about fighting off the fungi apocalypse? Do queers fixate on this to their own detriment?

Try asking Anim8r.

On 2/15/23 10:13 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
> Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>> Episode 3 of “The Last of Us” got a lot of attention for featuring a gay love
>> story, and now one of the series leads is hinting at more LGBTQ storylines to
>> come.
>>
>> This comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the video game upon which
>> the hit HBO Max series is based. The storyline from episode 3 featuring
>> survivalist Bill (Nick Offerman) and his relationship with Frank (Murray
>> Bartlett) is also hinted at during gameplay. Players know there will be more
>> gay stories in future episodes, too.
>>
>> Series lead Bella Ramsey, who plays the teen orphan Ellie, shared a message
>> with fans who questioned or criticized the third episode for including a
>> same-sex relationship.
>>
>> “I know people will think what they want to think. But they’re gonna have to
>> get used to it,” Ramsey told GQ during an interview. “If you don’t want to
>> watch the show because it has gay storylines, because it has a trans
>> character, that’s on you, and you’re missing out.”
>>
>> The “Game of Thrones” alum said, “I’m not particularly anxious about it. It
>> isn’t gonna make me afraid. I think that comes from a place of defiance.”
>>
>> Ramsey, 19, identifies as non-binary but doesn’t care which pronouns anyone
>> uses. The actress previously told The New York Times that she “has always
>> been very fluid” regarding gender and wore a chest binder “90 percent” of the
>> time while shooting “The Last of Us.” “
>>
>> The British star clarified those comments while speaking with GQ, warning
>> fans that it “probably isn’t healthy, like, please bind safely.”
>>
>> She discussed how her co-star Pedro Pascal
>
> Is a willfully ignorant worthless lying sack of garbage

Oh look, the resident closet homosexual has graduated from simple
misogyny to general bigotry. Well played, gay guy!