The other is set in the past, several weeks before Ellie even meets Joel. One is set during the events of The Last of Us: Part 1 Joel is injured and Ellie is tasked with raiding a nearby mall for medical supplies. In The Last of Us: Left Behind, a downloadable expansion that adds on to the original 2013 game, players take control of Ellie in two parallel stories. RELATED: The Last Of Us: Episode 7 Was A Faithful Adaptation, But Is That A Good Thing? What Song Plays When Ellie and Riley Are Dancing In The Last Of Us? This level of care is perhaps best seen in the curation of the songs featured in The Last of Us Episode 7, “Left Behind.” So, what song plays when Ellie and Riley are dancing? What song plays at the end of the episode? And, most importantly, what do all of these selected songs really mean? Instead, the team behind the hit series puts quite a bit of thought into its support acts. The point being, none of the song selections in The Last of Us are left up to chance.
At the end of Episode 4, Lotte Kestner’s cover of “True Faith” plays - an Easter egg for fans who might recognize it as the song Ashley Johnson, the voice of Ellie in the games, sang for The Last of Us Part 2’s cinematic trailer. Most notably, Episode 3, which centers on the decades-spanning love story of Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Bartlett), is named after a Linda Rondstadt song that figures prominently into the characters’ relationship. In most of its previous six episodes, HBO’s The Last of Us has incorporated meaningful - and sometimes surprising - songs into the stories it’s telling.
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