scooby_dooby
Legend
Definately agree with Nesh. His daughter was killed by an authority figure, doing the 'right thing' to protect the world, following orders. Infected didn't kill his daughter, humans did. Joel was simply not going to let the same thing happen again. Why should he trust them really?
Also, he owed her his life. He couldn't, with any good conscience, let her die without her agreeing to it. He owed her at least that much.
So then it all comes down to the lie. This is both a selfish choice for Joel, and a protective one for Ellie, giving her some peace and removing her burden of guilt, at the same time, giving him a daughter to grow old with.
Also, he owed her his life. He couldn't, with any good conscience, let her die without her agreeing to it. He owed her at least that much.
So then it all comes down to the lie. This is both a selfish choice for Joel, and a protective one for Ellie, giving her some peace and removing her burden of guilt, at the same time, giving him a daughter to grow old with.