A fan theory for TheLastofUs may explain the infection's origins.
A new fan theory for HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us may explain exactly how the infection was spread. The Last of Us is one of the most acclaimed games out there and now, it's one of the most acclaimed TV shows airing right now. The HBO series was met with nearly unanimous praise when it aired on Sunday and was praised for not only how well it adapted the game, but also how well it injected new content into it.
However, many have been trying to figure out why Joel and Sarah's neighbors got the infection, but not them. Of course, there is a chance that Sarah was infected and just hadn't turned yet, but we'd never know. However, some fans have come up with a theory of how the infection spread before the clickers and such were actually present. Reddit user anagnost started connecting the dots and believes it came from contaminated flour.
A user over on Reddit has speculated that the Cordyceps Outbreak in the #TheLastOfUs is spread by CONTAMINATED FLOUR.— Naughty Dog Central January 17, 2023 Given the infection is caused by the cordyceps fungus, it makes sense for that fungus to also contaminate something like flour which is in so much of our food. Of course, this is nothing more than a theory at the moment.
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