The Last of Us episode 4

Many of us are still recovering from last week's emotional episode, but Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie's (Bella Ramsey) journey continues! Don't want to miss a ...

The Last of Us episode 4 airs on the HBO network tonight, Sunday, Feb. You can watch the episode on HBO or stream it on HBO Max. Here are all of the details you need to know. [The Last of Us](https://hiddenremote.com/2023/01/30/last-episode-last-us/) continues tonight, Feb. 5, with episode 4, titled “Please Hold My Hand.” Many of us are still recovering from last week’s emotional episode, but Joel ( [Pedro Pascal](https://hiddenremote.com/2023/02/04/pedro-pascal-best-movies-shows-far/)) and Ellie’s (Bella Ramsey) journey continues! [Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett](https://hiddenremote.com/2023/01/30/bill-frank-the-last-of-us-game/) did an amazing job bringing their characters to life.

Ahead of tonight's brand new episode of The Last of Us, HBO has released eleven new promotional stills from episode four, offering plenty of shots of ...

What starts as a small job soon becomes a brutal, heartbreaking journey, as they both must traverse the U.S. The preview teased that Kathleen will be hellbent on finding someone, but it's hard to tell whether she's looking for Joel or someone else. THE LAST OF US story takes place twenty years after modern civilization has been destroyed.

The Last of Us episode 4 arrives on HBO and HBO Max. Here's when you can expect it to make its premiere in your neck of the woods.

The Last of Us episode 4 will premiere in the United States on HBO on Sunday, February 5, at 9:00 p.m. Where will you be watching the fourth episode from? ET on Sunday, February 5 And it was just the most recent example of the high standard of writing in this series. It’s almost time for another episode of The Last of Us. Here’s exactly when you can expect its premiere in your neck of the woods.

Warning: This story contains The Last of Us spoilers for season 1.] Fans may have become accustomed to lengthier Last of Us episodes after the super-sized ...

The Last of Us episode 4, "Please Hold My Hand," premieres Sunday, February 5th at 9:00 pm ET / 6:00 pm PT on HBO and HBO Max. HBO has revealed episode 4 will run for 51 minutes, marking the shortest episode yet to air. For Sunday's episode 4, titled "Please Hold My Hand," HBO has confirmed a more standard run time — and another two hour-long episodes in the weeks ahead.

Don't miss another heart-racing episode this week on HBO Max.

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After a long day's drive, the pair sleep in the woods, where Joel says that none of the infected with bother them. Ellie tries to lighten the mood by reading ...

They start by bashing in his windshield with a cement block, so destroying the car is a weird first move if they planned to take it. [Nick Offerman](https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a42757456/the-last-of-us-nick-offerman-bill-video-game/)), Joel ( [Pedro Pascal](https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a42744061/pedro-pascal-snl-clicker-the-last-of-us/)) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) have finally completed the “acquire a car battery” quest needed to find Tommy (Gabriel Luna)—Joel’s brother and a member of the Fireflies. “Seal off the building,” she orders, because we certainly haven't seen the last of this thing. As Joel explained [at the end of the last episode](https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a42687278/the-last-of-us-episode-3-recap/), Tommy’s membership with the rebel outfit may also give them a clue as to the location of the medical outpost that is working on a cure. Entering a city by mistake—since this is only the second time Ellie has ever been in a car or read a highway map in her entire life—the duo comes under fire from city folk looking to kill them. Kathleen guesses that this is Henry and Sam’s hideout. One henchman tells Kathleen that he believes the attack this morning was from an outside assailant (he's right!), but Kathleen is hellbent on this Henry guy. He tells Ellie that he’s not too fond of these Firefly fighters, calling them “delusional.” Ellie worries that Joel has lost faith in the world and its inhabitants—at least, those who still haven’t turned into dangerous, fungus-infected monsters. Ellie tries to lighten the mood by reading some silly puns from a little bathroom reader she found. [helped inspire the entire last episode](https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a42691787/how-do-bill-and-frank-die-in-the-last-of-us/) also get the Easter egg treatment here. I know little about The Last of Us video game—I'm on this nightmarish ride week by week, alongside you all—but I did not expect to tear up as an old gay couple fell in love during the apocalypse. I’m fully prepared to enter The Last of Us: Fury Road.

(Bill is also alive in the game, but parts ways with Joel and Ellie before this goes down.) The incident takes place in Kansas City, but it happened in ...

The musician was initially uncredited for this use, but game director Neil Druckmann acknowledged this and [apologized in a tweet](https://twitter.com/Neil_Druckmann/status/1270511049586831362). Keshner was [subsequently credited accordingly](https://www.polygon.com/2020/6/10/21280265/the-last-of-us-part-2-lotte-kestner-true-faith-cover-song-ellie-trailer), Polygon reported in 2020. It's like the Kathleen storyline was added to the show so vengeance is a clearer thematic through-line of vengeance between this season and [the second](/culture/entertainment/hbo-hit-the-last-of-us-renewed-for-season-2/). [Melanie Lynskey](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001491/) from Showtime's incredible [Yellowjackets](/culture/entertainment/yellowjackets-episode-10-finale-ending-explained-and-all-our-wtf-questions/)). Despite Joel's safety measures, they wake up to find guns pointed in their faces -- they've been discovered by Henry and Sam ( [similarly to the source material](https://youtu.be/p2rG4p38PAI). In case you feel like breaking them out in your everyday life, here are the jokes she hits Joel with: It's a subtly defining moment in their story in that medium and will prove similar in the show. They're on track to connect Ellie to the Fireflies, since the rebel group wants to replicate her immunity to [the fungal infection](https://www.cnet.com/science/biology/features/the-last-of-us-fungal-pandemic-actually-happen-a-scientific-investigation-hbo-max/) that transformed billions of people into monsters. Seems like Kathleen is letting her grudge distract her from a more immediate problem. Kathleen is shown a loft they'd been hiding in, and it's filled with a kid's art of Superman. Having dealt with Fedra, her group is hunting down people who collaborated with Fedra -- the names Henry and Sam will likely stir memories if you've played the game.

Joel and Ellie find themselves in big trouble. Melanie Lynskey as Kathleen in The Last of Us. Liane Hentscher/HBO.

Opening his eyes, he's horrified to see her holding her hands in the air, with a gun to her head. We get our first clue as to who Henry is - and who he might be with - as the wall is covered in children's drawings and there are cans on the floor. Exhausted by the climb (relatable), they stop for the night and Joel spreads glass across the floor so as he can hear anyone who might try to creep up on them. Ellie being Ellie, enlists the help of her books of puns, leaving Joel reluctantly giggling as he falls asleep. Perry takes Kathleen to the ground floor of the building, which has sunken in and, very creepily, we see it's moving and shifting about. Joel tells Ellie to go back behind the wall and kills him, before the pair of them manage to hide in a darkened room. The pair flee the building, with Kathleen ordering it to be sealed and insisting they'll worry about it later - something that definitely won't come back to haunt her. Trying to hide her tears, she reveals it wasn't her first time, with Joel deciding it's high time to give Ellie a gun. Joel decides to take a detour and the pair end up in Kansas City - possibly the worst decision they could have made. Immediately, we find out she's on the hunt for a character named Henry - and she won't stop until he's dead. While she's told it was the work of "outsiders", she's left convinced it's down to the mysterious Henry. Making sure Ellie knows the dangers surrounding them, he warns her not to light a fire as people could find them.

This week, Joel and Ellie's bond deepened during an unplanned stay in Kansas City. They should have tried Des Moines instead.

The closest we get to returning to the past is when Joel tells Ellie about Tommy, explaining that his brother — a “joiner” by nature — has spent the plague years connecting with anyone who claims to have a plan to fix the world, while sometimes dragging Joel along. (Example this week: a collapsed train trestle on the horizon, with railroad cars dangling.) But I must also tip a cap to the production designer John Paino, whose team built the crumbling physical spaces that Joel and Ellie move through — from the trashed gas stations to the wreckage-strewn Kansas City streets. When Ellie takes a whiff of Joel’s percolated campfire coffee, she recoils, then later asks, “That’s seriously what those Starbucks in the Q.Z. So naturally, this is when they get awakened in the middle of the night by two new characters wielding guns, one who appears to be in his 20s, the other just a boy. As for himself, he must be honest that he obviously needs her — and her willingness to pull a trigger — more than he wanted to. This is what makes Ellie — and Bella Ramsey’s multilayered performance — so pivotal to this story. We know that Henry and Sam were recently hiding out in a building where the concrete foundation is breaking up and rippling, perhaps because of some cordyceps/infected activity going on underground. His dying offer to take them to his mom was probably a pretty good indication that his mother was Kathleen. Joel teaches Ellie how to siphon gas from parked cars — though when he fumblingly tries to explain the physics behind it, she flashes a wicked smile and says, “You don’t know.” When the attacker hands over his knife and pleads for his life — his name is Brian, he tells Ellie in a clear attempt to humanize himself, adding: “We can trade with you! That’s one cat out of the bag. We know that the K.C.

If they're going to survive Melanie Lynskey's Kansas City, Joel will need to trust Ellie more. A recap of “Please Hold My Hand,” episode 4 of HBO's “The ...

They’re less a focus of the show than the characters and the human elements of the ruined world they inhabit. • Hank Williams never recorded a finished studio version of “Alone and Forsaken.” The recording used in the episode — which was released as a single in 1955, two years after the singer’s death — is from a late-’40s radio performance. The episode ends as it began, with a kid hovering over Ellie with a gun. [Tess fall victim to a fatal Cordyceps kiss](https://www.vulture.com/article/the-last-of-us-tess-infected-ending-explained.html) and other gruesome images, but they’re awful in a different way from Brian trying to talk his way out of his doom. Then, perhaps understanding there’s no going back for her, perhaps sensing she could be an asset in future conflicts, Joel shows her the proper way to hold a gun. After Joel crashes the car into an abandoned laundromat, a firefight breaks out — one Joel hopes to spare Ellie from by telling her to hide in a hole in the wall. The Infected can be blamed for the current state of the world, but much of the destruction and cruelty within it predates the Cordyceps making the leap to humans. Where it was once ruled by FEDRA, it’s now ruled by Kathleen (Melanie Lynskey), the apparent leader of a recent insurgency. As they drive, Joel tells her she’ll most likely see tanks and helicopters at some point, machines designed to “fight the wrong enemy,” and describes Hank Williams as a “winner” when Ellie finds a tape of his greatest hits. Ellie tosses it out the window after getting a glimpse of “what the fuss is all about.”) When we last saw the two making a stop, it was part of a plan, a visit to a convenience store that Joel used to stash weaponry and other supplies. They have the whole of the Midwest’s highway system to themselves and plenty of time on their hands.

The Last of Us seriously ups the stakes as Joel and Ellie head into Kansas City and meet one very pissed off Melanie Lynskey.

The closing moments of the episode give a bit of insight into both Joel and Ellie’s pasts. Joel and Ellie getting ambushed in Kansas City (changed from Pittsburgh in the game) and crashing their truck into a laundromat is a nod to a memorable encounter from the PlayStation classic, but what ensues in the aftermath is new. One ominous sign of things to come is the gurgling sinkhole Kathleen and her right hand man Perry (Jeffrey Pierce) find in the storage room of the abandoned building Henry and Sam have been holed up in. So far, the developments surrounding Kathleen and her group haven’t been nearly as compelling an addition to the story as Bill and Frank’s were, but there’s still time to see how Kathleen impacts events moving forward. The other object that acts as a symbolic through line is Ellie’s joke book, which underlines the fact that she’s growing on Joel, and that he definitely doesn’t see her as “cargo” anymore—he’s beginning to truly care about her. Back in episode 2, Tess’ last stand was changed from the game to involve infected as opposed to soldiers.

CAST ; Pedro Pascal. Joel Miller ; Bella Ramsey. Ellie Williams ; Gabriel Luna. Tommy Miller ; Anna Torv. Theresa 'Tess' Servopoulos ; Merle Dandridge. Marlene.

Wersching voiced Tess in The Last Of Us Naughty Dog game (not to mention 37 episodes of the show 24). [The Last Of Us](https://www.avclub.com/tv/reviews/the-last-of-us-2023) on a poop joke, so in the closing moments, Ellie tells Joel to wake up. A third (Juan Magana) surprises him and pins him to the ground, choking him with his rifle. In the morning, they’ll get to the roof and scan for the way out of the city. Still: sick action, a blossoming Pascal, and killer fungus on the way. Joel and Ellie break into a building and climb 33 flights to find an abandoned office to sleep on couch cushions. Joel pops it in and the doleful “ In “Long Long Time,” they’re shown in a lunch meeting with Bill and Frank in Lincoln, having slipped out of Boston Q.Z. He visibly relaxes as they share bits of their past, Joel assuming the role of surrogate father, explaining trucks or the physics of siphoning or, eventually, how to hold a gun. Half of Episode 4 was a road trip, which fit nicely with the task-based nature of the gaming source. Let them take in the scenery, drive past remnants of civilization, maybe whack a funghoul or two as they get to know each other. Craig Mazin’s script was a marvel of condensed storytelling, creating a layered, private history of two bearded gents and the gated world that was their own personal Eden.

Episode 4 is another great episode of The Last of Us that grants Joel and Ellie valuable bonding time that they've rarely been able to find time for so far ...

For now, though, Joel and Ellie are granted a small moment of respite in the middle of the storm they’ve stumbled into. There’s little time to dwell on it at this juncture, however, as the pace keeps up and the duo find themselves in the middle of a siege with half of the cast of Mad Max pouring into the streets. This isn’t a damning criticism, as slowing the pace down and allowing for relationships to grow can be valuable when paid off further down the road, but it doesn’t make for the strongest single episode when taken individually. Her one-track-mindedness leads to the prioritising of a hunt for her supposed brother's killer over the safety of her people when she discovers signs of nearby infected. Episode 4 of HBO’s The Last of Us grants Joel and Ellie valuable bonding time that they’ve rarely been able to find time for so far in the series. It’s another example of the classiness on display in every aspect of the show’s production, all the way down to its nail-biting fight choreography.

We only got a brief glimpse of them as the camera pulled back from a sleeping Joel to show Henry holding a gun to Ellie's head and Sam pointing one at Joel's.

“We had a conversation about the toll Joel’s life would have had on him physically,” he said. [The New Yorker](https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/01/02/can-the-last-of-us-break-the-curse-of-bad-video-game-adaptations), Druckmann recalled a debate with Mazin about Joel’s physical state in the TV series. In the TV series, the location of Henry and Sam’s meeting with Joel and Ellie is different – they are all in Kansas City – and there have been other changes too. And it started from a place of just like talking with Craig [Mazin] and we’re like, ‘What if we could use less dialogue?’ That kind of constraint led to really interesting storytelling decisions that I would say in some ways make that sequence [with Sam and Henry] more impactful than it is in the game.” “So, he’s hard of hearing on one side because of a gun shot. “Our culture and language is so rich, I’m just surprised that it’s being shown so rarely. “It’s about seeing our Deaf icons on screen, being represented with our culture and our language right there,” he explained. (We won’t spoil any more here for non-gamers watching the series, while for gaming fans we will just say the words ‘toy robot’ and pass the tissues). I’m thankful we had such a great team that was receptive and motivated along with us.” In an Fans of the game will already know about the pair (who we will also see in episode five) – they team up with Joel and Ellie to escape Pittsburgh, where they have been hiding out. Don’t be afraid to try it out.

Why does it feel like such a shock when The Last of Us Episode 4 is devoted strictly to Joel and Ellie? Either way, it's a welcome change.

In the game, Joel was more determined and action-driven, knowing that every person he killed equaled one less enemy to fear. Anyway, a solid episode overall, one that added to the mythos without deviating too far off course. In the game, Joel and Ellie brutally murder countless hordes of people without giving them much thought. - There were plenty of nods to the game in Episode 4: Ellie’s joke book chief among them. Instead, Ellie shoots young boys in the back and conceals her feelings over engaging in such atrocities. The show gave her something to do for the first time, and the young actress delivered.

HBO's The Last of Us is a mostly faithful adaptation of the hit PlayStation game. But just how close to its source material does it get? We've gathered images ...

Simon Cardy is reviewing The Last of Us for IGN. But just how close to its source material does it get? HBO's The Last of Us is a mostly faithful adaptation of the hit PlayStation game.

Kathleen from "The Last of Us" stands in a FEDRA bunker. Whoever he is, he's angered Kathleen. Credit: Liane Hentscher/HBO ...

[Episode 5 of ](https://mashable.com/article/the-last-of-us-episode-5-releasing-early) [The Last of Us ](https://mashable.com/article/the-last-of-us-episode-5-releasing-early) [airs Friday, Feb. ET](https://mashable.com/article/the-last-of-us-episode-5-releasing-early) on HBO and [HBO Max(opens in a new tab)](https://zdcs.link/kWLXr?cd36=Standard&%3B%3Bt=article&%3B%3Bm=content_body&%3B%3Be=offer&%3B%3Bi=text-link&%3B%3Bel=HBO%20Max.%28Opens%20in%20a%20new%20window%29&%3B%3Bcd62=article&%3B%3Bcd63=06HfY51imYzhAUHuzUzI6Sn&%3B%3Bshort_url=kWLXr&%3B%3Bu=https%3A%2F%2Fmashable.com%2Farticle%2Fthe-last-of-us-bill-and-frank&%3Bt=article&%3Bm=content_body&%3Be=offer&%3Bi=text-link&%3Bel=HBO%20Max.&%3Bcd62=article&%3Bcd63=050lNWiM14bNETmpJ8LgeNF&%3Bshort_url=kWLXr&%3Bu=https%3A%2F%2Fmashable.com%2Farticle%2Fthe-last-of-us-who-is-kathleen-melanie-lynskey&t=article&m=content_body&e=offer&i=text-link&el=HBO%20Max&cd62=article&cd63=02b60uNwdMKfzvZhxwFygo7&short_url=kWLXr&u=https%3A%2F%2Fmashable.com%2Farticle%2Fthe-last-of-us-who-is-henry). In the game, Henry and Sam are survivors from Hartford traveling through Pittsburgh. From this, it's highly likely that Henry was a FEDRA collaborator, who played a part in the capture and killing of Kathleen's brother. While we may not have explicit information about who Henry is, the episode does throw us a few clues as to why Henry is so important to Kathleen. That's when he and his brother Sam (Keivonn Woodard) hold Ellie (Bella Ramsey) and Joel (Pedro Pascal) at gunpoint.

Episode Four's needle drop of "Alone and Forsaken" throws it back to the HBO show's source material.

The song also provides the name of the chapter in the game, as well as the title of the episode, “Please Hold My Hand.” The track boasts lyrics that connect to the loneliness of the HBO post-apocalyptic series, as Williams sings in the chorus: “Alone and forsaken by fate and by man/Oh Lord, if you hear me, please hold to my hand.” But the exchange in Bill’s truck between Joel and Ellie also occurs [in The Last of Us video game](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZBbKagfFIE). [Episode Four](https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a42760724/the-last-of-us-episode-4-recap/)'s needle drop threw it back to 1955, with Hank Williams’s "Alone and Forsaken."

A series high of 7.5 million viewers tuned into Episode 4 of 'The Last of Us' on Sunday, despite that the episode was released during the Grammys.

[VIP+ Analysis: PlayStation’s Plan for HBO’s ‘The Last of Us’](https://variety.com/vip/the-new-playstation-strategy-behind-hbos-the-last-of-us-1235488177/) The fifth episode of “The Last of Us” will also run into some major competition — the Super Bowl, typically the most-viewed telecast of the year — though HBO has mitigated that problem with a new release strategy. (Total viewership including streaming was not available for Episodes 3-9 of “House of the Dragon.”)

The HBO series continues to be out standing in its field. Sean Keane headshot. Sean Keane.

The musician was initially uncredited for this use, but game director Neil Druckmann acknowledged this and [apologized in a tweet](https://twitter.com/Neil_Druckmann/status/1270511049586831362). It's like the Kathleen storyline was added to the show so vengeance is a clearer thematic through-line of vengeance between this season and [the second](/culture/entertainment/hbo-hit-the-last-of-us-renewed-for-season-2/). Keshner was [subsequently credited accordingly](https://www.polygon.com/2020/6/10/21280265/the-last-of-us-part-2-lotte-kestner-true-faith-cover-song-ellie-trailer), Polygon reported in 2020. [Melanie Lynskey](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001491/) from Showtime's incredible [Yellowjackets](/culture/entertainment/yellowjackets-episode-10-finale-ending-explained-and-all-our-wtf-questions/)). Despite Joel's safety measures, they wake up to find guns pointed in their faces -- they've been discovered by Henry and Sam ( [similarly to the source material](https://youtu.be/p2rG4p38PAI). In case you feel like breaking them out in your everyday life, here are the jokes she hits Joel with: It's a subtly defining moment in their story in that medium and will likely prove similar in the show. They're on track to connect Ellie to the Fireflies, a rebel group that wants to replicate her immunity to [the fungal infection](https://www.cnet.com/science/biology/features/the-last-of-us-fungal-pandemic-actually-happen-a-scientific-investigation-hbo-max/) that transformed billions of people into monsters. Seems like Kathleen is letting her grudge distract her from a more immediate problem. Kathleen is shown a loft they'd been hiding in, and it's filled with a kid's art of Superman. Having dealt with Fedra, her group is hunting down people who collaborated with Fedra -- the names Henry and Sam will likely stir memories if you've played the game.

Sony's apocalyptic video game adaptation continues to be popular with viewers.

Read up on some of the changes from the game, such as giving the resistance fighters Joel and Ellie encounter [a leader](https://www.gamespot.com/articles/hbos-the-last-of-us-gives-a-face-to-the-resistance-with-a-brand-new-character/1100-6511193/) among [many others](https://www.gamespot.com/articles/the-last-of-us-tv-series-writer-teases-changes-from-the-game/1100-6510364/). [renewed for Season 2](https://www.gamespot.com/articles/hbos-the-last-of-us-renewed-for-season-2/1100-6510940/) as of last week. The Last of Us is in its first season, but has been Despite some hefty Sunday-night competition, The Last of Us continues to climb to new heights in viewership with each passing week. You don't mess with the Super Bowl. Chad Johnson) Overwatch 2 - Season 3 Trailer Tekken 8 Official Nina Reveal and Gameplay Trailer The Weird Ways Games Use Calibers - Loadout Firearms Expert Reacts To Hell Let Loose’s Guns Part 2

"Please Hold My Hand" brings in even more new viewers despite airing during the 2023 Grammy Awards. Pedro Pascal as Joel protecting Bella Ramsey as Ellie in ' ...

The series is written and executive produced by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann. Episode 5 of The Last of Us is, however, set to air This recent feat pulled off by the series is impressive to note given that the episode aired on the same night as the telecast of the 65th Grammys. This run being put together by The Last of Us is impressive, especially when compared to another HBO heavy hitter, House of the Dragon. So fans of the show don’t have long to wait before a return to Ellie and Joel. [The Last of Us](https://collider.com/the-last-of-us-hbo/) is one of the most beloved shows at the moment.

In the live-action adaptation, Henry is portrayed by Lamar Johnson, while Sam is portrayed by Keivonn Woodard. The pair met (or perhaps followed?) Joel and ...

Henry and Sam’s encounter with Joel and Ellie in the Naughty Dog video game was pretty heated too. One of the new The Last of Us characters introduced in Episode 4 is Kathleen (Melanie Lynskey), the leader of the people who took out FEDRA in Kansas City. In the live-action adaptation, Henry is portrayed by Lamar Johnson, while Sam is portrayed by Keivonn Woodard.

The Last of Us is written and executive produced by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann. It is a co-production with Sony Pictures Television along with PlayStation ...

[HBO Max](https://deadline.com/tag/hbo-max/) [in just a few days](https://deadline.com/2023/02/the-last-of-us-episode-5-early-release-date-hbo-max-1235249199/). This is the second week in a row that [The Last of Us](https://deadline.com/tag/the-last-of-us/) has had some big competition, after airing on HBO during the last half of the AFC Championship on the East Coast last week. It is a co-production with Sony Pictures Television along with PlayStation Productions, Word Games, The Mighty Mint and Naughty Dog. The Last of Us is written and executive produced by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann. What starts as a small job soon becomes a brutal journey as they both must traverse the U.S. Joel, a hardened survivor, is hired to smuggle Ellie, a 14-year-old girl, out of an oppressive quarantine zone.