Before the troubling scene when Ellie tortures Nora for information, she spends much of the game simply following a trail of clues, many of which left by Tommy, all while using skills she picked up from Joel. The first real decision that Ellie makes during her hunt for Abby comes when she finally catches Nora, a member of the group that hunted down and killed Joel in the opening. The same can be said for Ellie in many ways. But with Ellie essentially on the hunt, and Ellie being one step behind Tommy for the majority of the game, Abby just sort of stumbles around on events as they happen. She's got other fish to fry, and it isn't unheard of for a villain to have such a large focus. The start of the game puts Ellie on this path of vengeance, while Abby is blissfully unaware for a good portion of her part. However, this new character perhaps define Ellie more so than anything else. It's difficult to say that there was much room for a continuation of The Last of Us' story without Abby and her own search for revenge, fueled on by the ending of the original.
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