I've been saying that Ellie's actions in "Feel Her Love" are disturbing and vicious for a while now, so what actually happened here? Nora and Ellie first cross paths in "Through the Valley," where Ellie watches Abby beat Joel to the brink of death and then finish him off by driving the jagged, broken shaft of a golf club into his neck. As an incapacitated Ellie lies prone on the floor, she tells Abby, Nora, and their other allies that she'll kill all of them, and in "Feel Her Love," Ellie finally comes face to face with Nora. After Jesse, Dina, and Ellie are attacked by Seraphites in an overgrown park in Seattle (and Dina takes an arrow to the leg), Ellie continues on her own, infiltrating Lakehill Hospital. (Unbeknownst to her, this WLF stronghold has a massive spore infestation in the basement. Thankfully, the spores can't infect Ellie — as we all know, she's completely immune to the cordyceps virus.) Ellie finds Nora in the medic bay and, thanks to an old elevator shaft, both of them end up in the basement, where Nora immediately succumbs to the infection. Not content to let the other woman simply die, Ellie beats Nora savagely with a piece of pipe, torturing her until she gives up Abby's location. To be fair to Ellie, Nora makes a real meal out of saying she can still "hear" Joel's screams before saying he had it coming. Plus, we get a huge reveal when Nora says that Ellie must be the immune girl that Joel killed a ton of doctors for, including Abby's dad, to save, and Ellie says she knows this already — but Craig Mazin is right. This is a real point of no return for Ellie, who will clearly stop at nothing to get revenge and is unbelievably, dangerously single-minded as she continues her quest. She's already taken down one of Abby's allies, and now, she's coming for the rest. "The Last of Us" airs new episodes on Sundays at 9 P.M. EST on Max and HBO.