Ballister sides with Nimona properly for the first time, encourages her to be herself and is (not) coincidentally the most happy and free he's appeared so far in the movie. During the confrontation with his former lover he and turns the questions he's been dealing with onto Ambrosius and it shows a contrast to where he was at the start of the movie vs now seeing the truth, he's not the same as he was and is re-examining everything in a new light.
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The queer experience metaphor of all time!!!!
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The solution.
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"Some of us don't get the happily ever after we're looking for"
bury your gays acknowledged and dismantled, real life implications deconstructed. |