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Eventually, Frank comes across Bill's "town" that he has set up the two develop a relationship.
Source: https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/the-last-of-us-episode-3-bill-frank-differences/
In the game, this conversation happens before they get to Bill's house.
Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/noradominick/the-last-of-us-season-1-best-easter-eggs-so-far
In the game, upon Joel and Ellie reaching Bill's town, the latter is alone.
Source: https://screenrant.com/who-are-bill-and-frank-in-last-of-us/
It also foreshadows the things that lurk outside Bill's compound that will eventually strike when Bill and Frank least expect it.
Mr Corbyn condemned 'disgusting levels of inequality' in Britain under the Tory Government, while Ms Ribeiro-Addy, having come straight from Parliament, said the Bill's introduction in the Commons had been 'absolutely disgraceful'.
No flowers please, but donations to Centre For Alternative Technology Charity Limited and Bees for Development Via Bill's In Memory Page at www.peasgoodandskeates.co.uk or sent c/o Peasgoood & Skeates 164 Histon Road, Cambridge CB4 3JP 01223 791060.
The name of episode three is taken from the song "Long Long Time" by Linda Ronstadtplayed twice in the episode when Frank first comes into Bill's house and makes him play it on the piano.
When Joel and Ellie enter the bunker at the end of episode three, "Chains of Love" by Erasure can be heard playing from Bill's computer.