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HBO's The Last of Us has returned for its second season, and series star Bella Ramsey believes the season's ending will leave viewers angry and emotionally traumatized.

Speaking to Collider, Ramsey said by the end of the season, viewers will "feel like they've been on a pretty intense roller coaster."

"I just hope that people keep their seatbelts on the whole time because it's pretty mad. I think that people will hopefully feel really satisfied by the journey of it. I hope people are slightly emotionally traumatized because it's supposed to make you feel it a lot," Ramsey said.

The Season 2 ending "will make you feel things," and that includes anger at the people who decided how the story will play out, Ramsey said. "You might be angry at the showrunners and everyone involved," Ramsey said.

This follows previous comments from showrunner and director Craig Mazin, who said he expects "furor" over Season 2 in regards to the changes the writers made.

"We don't operate to either make people happy on social media or avoid making them upset. We just do what we think is right, and we hope that people come along for the ride and enjoy it," he said.

The Last of Us Season 2 adapts some of the events of The Last of Us: Part II, but not all of them. The show's upcoming third season will continue the story of the second game, but it remains to be seen where the story will cut between Seasons 2 and 3.

For more, check out GameSpot's The Last of Us Season 2 review. As for the game series, Naughty Dog has not announced any new entries, but The Last of Us: Part III could happen if the stars align.