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Three weeks later, around the time Marlene and Ellie planned to leave Boston for Salt Lake City - Marlene is injured during her search for the smuggler Robert, a man she had initially hired to escort Ellie out of Boston. [16] Desperate to get her out of the city, Marlene hires two well known, feared, and experienced smugglers, Joel and Tess, to escort Ellie out of the city before the military wipes out the Fireflies. She arranges for a small team of Fireflies to meet the three at the Capitol building. Although Ellie insists she's staying with Marlene, the Firefly refuses, hoping that Joel will live up to Tommy's recommendation. [17] On her sixteenth birthday in 2035, Joel takes Ellie on a three-day journey to an abandoned museum elsewhere in Wyoming. During the trip, she practices her guitar, with Joel encouraging her and insisting she will get better once she develops calluses on her fingertips to make playing less strenuous. As they near the museum, he pushes her into a river, laughing at her surprised reaction but also observing that her swimming is improving. Ellie chides him for doing so and later does likewise to him while the pair are watching a nearby deer. Once at the museum, the full-sized statue of a Tyrannosaurus Rex near the entrance leaves Ellie in awe. To Joel's concern, she climbs to the top of it's head, roars and then jumps into the water below. Climbing from the pool, she heads inside with Joel and the two look around at all the other dinosaur statues. Initially, Ellie is fairly unskilled in survival techniques. She cannot swim, a hindrance to herself since swimming is crucial, given the amount of water bodies in the locations she travels. [21] She carries a switchblade, which is her only weapon until she is trusted with a gun by Joel. [28] Her youth leads Joel to initially doubt her competence so he does not grant a firearm to Ellie [12] until she saves him by shooting a hunter, [27] and only afterwards does he teach her how to use a hunting rifle. Later on, she becomes more proficient in combat, sporting a number of weapons such as a pistol, rifle, bow, and explosives, along with her trademark switchblade. [40] She can also ride a horse. [34] With their unique sporulation reproduction system, ferns represent the endless cycle of regeneration.

Victorian era artists and occultists became fascinated by the moth‘s magical connotations, featuring them in paintings imbued with psychedelic qualities. The word “Punished” above the anchor represents Ellie’s guilt and the burden she carries. It’s a constant reminder of the people she’s lost and the things she’s done. This phrase serves as a driving force for Ellie, pushing her to do better and make things right. Discussion of the Tattoo’s Connection to Ellie’s Character Development There is no right or wrong answer to this question, as everyone experiences pain differently. However, generally speaking, getting a tattoo anywhere on the body can be quite painful. The Last of Us tattoos, in particular, maybe more painful than others due to the amount of detail often involved in the designs.

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In many Native American tribes, moths represented faith, spiritual guidance and the allure of the night. Moth motifs appeared frequently in Navajo sand paintings, Hopi pottery, and jewelry. If you use Hyst’s body mods like Enhanced Big Breast, you can choose the VTK version of the tattoo, as those bodies seem to be compatible with VTK tattoos. The games follow their journey across the United States as they try to survive and find a way to stop the fungus.

Quotes [ ] American Dreams [ ] Ellie: "I warned you not to touch my stuff. But I would've pulled my punches if I knew how fragile you were." The duality theory– The light, innocent moth juxtaposed with the imposing fern depicts Ellie‘s central character conflict between her peaceful side and her capacity for violence. Along the way, they encounter other survivors who may be friend or foe, and must make difficult choices to stay alive. The two return to the lookout at the lodge where Joel is playing Ellie's guitar. He reveals her strings need changing, confusing Ellie, unaware the strings could wear down from extensive playing. Tommy suggests the pair search a music store in downtown while he keeps watch at the lodge. Despite some animosity, Ellie agrees.Later, while laying together, they are found by Jesse (visibly uncomfortable with them laying together yet surprised to see bunch of weeds laying around) who alerts them that Tommy and Joel never showed up to the lookout where they were supposed to be relieved. Ellie suggests that the three split up to look for them. The tattoo’s influence can be seen in different forms of media, including movies, TV shows, and other video games. For example, the Netflix series “Stranger Things” features a character named Eleven, who has a tattoo on her right wrist that is reminiscent of Ellie’s tattoo. The tattoo features a simple line drawing of three small dots, which has become a popular tattoo design among fans of the show. Ellie: "I'm leaving tomorrow. And if you want to come with me, great." Tommy: "You have no idea what you're walking into. You don't know how large that group is, how armed--" Ellie: "I don't care. You can't talk me out of this." I took in the whole context of her character and tried to think of an image that fit within the whole narrative they had described to me…I liked the idea of putting something really delicate with something that has darker, heavier symbolism." Ellie also suffers from a case of monophobia (fear of being alone) and states to Sam that she fears losing others she cares about such as Joel. She openly admits to Sam that "ending up alone" is what she fears most. [33] Her phobia is reflected in how she has a habit of rubbing her nose and wringing her hands together, especially in situations that are stressful. [11] [34] The cause of this phobia stems from her estranged father, deceased mother, and the deaths of her best friend Riley and hired guardian Tess. Coincidentally, both were victims of the fungus and both had gotten infected while in her company. Soon after admitting her fear to Sam, he too, joins the list. This also links into her survivor's guilt she expresses to Joel when returning to Tommy's, where she expresses her guilt that they all died from the disease yet she continues to survive. [15]