Frank chose to die by suicide instead of letting the infection take over. While searching Frank's new place, they find his body and discover he was infected before he died. When they reach Lincoln, Bill tells them about his partner who previously left. Joel and Ellie try to get a truck to move faster on their journey.
In the games, Bill never dies and players never actually meet Frank, as he dies before Joel and Ellie reach their town. Since he felt like he had already fulfilled his purpose of keeping Frank safe, Bill determined that it was time for him to move on as well. I leave you all my weapons and equipment. And God help any motherfuckers who stand in our way. But I was wrong because there was one person worth saving. I used to hate the world, and I was happy when everyone died. We left a window open so the house wouldn't smell, but it will probably be a sight.I'm gonna tell you something because you're probably the only person who will understand. And you were my purpose."īill repeats this sentiment to Joel in the note he left behind, writing: "If you find ease don't come into the bedroom. In their final moments together, Bill said, "This isn't the tragic suicide at the end of the play. While Frank initially asked Bill to give him one last amazing day and help him pass on before his disease completely took over, Bill surprised him by revealing he had already laced the bottle of wine they were drinking with pills. Are Frank and Bill both dead?Īt the end of the episode, it's revealed that both Frank and Bill are dead. Here’s what really happened to Frank and Bill on The Last of Us. But some fans still have questions about Bill and Frank and their big ending. While it was a small departure from Joel and Ellie's journey, it was definitely worth it considering how much of an impact the story had on viewers, particularly thanks to Nick Offerman’s and Murray Bartlett’s unforgettable performances. But The Last of Ussurprised fans and critics alike with its third episode, “Long, Long Time,” which largely focused on new characters Bill and Frank. For most shows, the biggest and most poignant episode tends to be season opener or the season finale.
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