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I don't see Joel as character who wanted to reedem itself or even a character who has gone trough a redemption journey. 
I always solve Joel as a survivor, nor a villain nor a hero. Joel did his best to survive and did what was best for him. That means we can assume his actions where "Good"? No. Oh,so that means we can assume his actions where "Bad"? No. The only thing we Shure I'd that Joel is a survivor. He's beyond our morality and our concept of good and evil ( the same way we can't day that David was a "Bad" guy for eating people and [maybe] trying to have a sexual relationship with Ellie - he's beyond our moral conceptions ). I hardly believe that those who claim that Joel was a hero are so wrong as those who claim he's a villain. 

Off course, that our personal opinion is different from a more in-depth opinion of the story based on its world. If we look to Joel's actions as Good or Bad we are clearly viewing things from our own perspective - from someone who lives in a society with rules and laws and a idea of what's good or bad. But when we look to the world presented to us in The Last of Us, it's characters and themes we can only assume one thing: Joel, or any other in that world, can't be analysed using our own world and rules as a starting point. Like Neil said once: "everyone is the hero of their story". For Joel's POV he did the right thing ( he probably form consider himself as a hero or a good man, but he clearly believes his actions were good ).

That being said, I believe she should view Joel from a survival perspective, not a common man perspective. 

But that doesn't exempt Joel from from suffering the consequences of his actions - just like Henry's overprotective rules towards Sam led to a consequence: he could t defend itself from a infected and got bitten. Just as show in the ending of the university Level and the winter sequence, Joel's actions have consequences that not only affects him but the live of others also ( a enemy states that Joel killed his friends in Colorado; David say his men were slaughtered by a crazy man; soldiers refers to Ellie and Joel in a hatred way indicating they felt the kids of their friends ).  While they claim that Joel is a hero, they use our own world rules and conceptions to get to a logical conclusion: the ends justify the means. They understand that taking a live of someone to save a person you love is OK. But that rule don't apply to Abby as well cause.... I guess you understand where I'm trying to get here: if we believe that Neil's action in the end were Good - killing the Fireflies to save Ellie, cause he loved her - we must use the same rule towards Abby's father - he wanted to kill Ellie to produce a cure and save his daughter and his friends - and that will lead us to a logical conclusion: Abby is equal to Joel and Ellie, she's a survivor, nothing more nothing less.


That being said, I don't think Joel needed to die in a good way cause he reedemed himself - cause like I said, I don't believe he reedemed itself cause he don't have nothing to reedem from. 

I also believe that a brutal and dark death would fit more in the world of The Last of Us.  So, Joel's death it's more geounded and fits better the world he lived, and also honors and respect the deaths in the first game witouth making it seem like they could have a better ending if they were good people.

I also don't believe the game wamts is to feel like Joel is and and Abby is good. I think that's a misunderstanding of the leaks from some people. The leaks only show that the game will show us that Joel, Ellie and Abby are survivors, they aren't that different in the end of the day. And I believe that with this misunderstanding some people got angry with Joel's death (don't know if that's your case, but I notice you talked about it in the comments).

That's what I think. Please don't get angry with me for disagreeing and expressing my feelings towards the gsme. I love the franchise amd the characters but that's my view of the game, that's how I interpretsted the game and the leaksand that's how I understand the characters. Nice post, peace broUsing a Fast WMS forces staff to work harder and longer on tasks other platforms can automate, introduces the chances of people missing vital information that isn’t placed in order or customer files and introduces unnecessary roadblocks. There are plenty of gains you can achieve by opening the data in your FAST WMS Software.
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