The Last of US 2: A small detail at the beginning of Abbys Story announces important character

Abby goes up at the beginning of her campaign in the Last of US 2, when Manny wakes her, a hand on a book over which she obviously falls asleep. Maybe some of you have asked what they were dreamed of. But much more interesting is that novel she is reading, because this contains an indication of a character that will play a crucial role in Abby's story. We tell you what it's about.

Spoiler warning: This news contains spoilers to important figures from the Last of US 2.

Allusion to an important person

It's about it: ** At the beginning of the part we play Abby, this scared on a hand on a book. At Reddit, TLOU2-FAN Asteraika made aware of what title it is and why that is so interesting. Here is also a picture of the mentioned scene:

"Fun FACT: Seattle, Day 1. You can see that Abby 'city of thieves' reads. The main person in this book is called Lev!"

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The name is all who gambled the game of course is well confidently. Finally, Lev will take over a key role in Abby's story and is even at the end still with her. It is well possible that there will be a reunion in the next part of the series and maybe even play a more important role. So the book is certainly placed very consciously. But not enough. Another fan adds:

"The city of thieves was actually one of Neil Printmann's inspirations when he wrote the original TLOU. There is also at least one Easter Egg / an allusion to the book in the first game."

How to read on Fandom is a newspaper article in the first game, which was written by Lev Benioff. The name is a mix of the book character LEV and the name of the author of City of Thieves, in German city of thieves, David Benioff.

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What a book is that?

The city of thieves is an adventure novel who tells the story of an unusual friendship between two young men. Unlike TLOU, however, the story is not in a final, but in a historical setting: in the besieged Leningrad 1942. The events are told from the point of view of the young man LEV - or in the German version Lew.

Incidentally, if you know the name of the author - David Benioff - somehow known, this may also be due to his work as a screenwriter and producer. He is responsible for Game of Thrones.

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