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Back in the days when terrifying viral pandemics were still confined to the fiction section, says Ross McIndo, The Last Of Us found a way to tug at our heartstrings while it clawed at our insides. **Contains spoilers** Screengrabs courtesy of Naughty Dog
Low Culture Essay
Low Culture 17: The Last Of Us & The Unprecedented Dramatisation Of Violence
Back in the days when terrifying viral pandemics were still confined to the fiction section, says Ross McIndo, The Last Of Us found a way to tug at our heartstrings while it clawed at our insides. **Contains spoilers** Screengrabs courtesy of Naughty Dog
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