Insight into Controversial Dialogue Creation in The Last of Us Season 2
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Patricia Hernandez
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Summary
The Last of Us season 2 writer, Craig Mazin, discusses the controversial 'dad' line in the show and how it became a meme among fans. He explains the process behind the dialogue creation with collaborator Neil Druckmann.
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There’s one moment in the show in particular that was so emblematic of that tonal discrepancy, fans turned it into a meme.
Now, showrunner Craig Mazin has given some insight as to how he and his collaborator Neil Druckmann arrived at the oft-ridiculed dialogue.
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