The Last of Us: Just Go
Three minutes — the exit from Bill's town and the articulation of what the episode established about Joel and Ellie as a dynamic. The love is not yet legible as love. Joel would not name it that. But the dangerousness is already present — the willingness to take risks for her that he would not take for cargo, the decisions that the professional Joel would not make that the Joel who is listening to Ellie's voice makes without pausing to calculate the cost.
Burning it all down for one person is the game's ending forecast delivered early. You know what Joel is capable of from this session. The game is patient about when he will be asked to demonstrate it.

