Everyone's focus is on the two male protagonists. But after watching the whole show, Bessel mentioned himself and the man at the beginning of the first episode... The subordinate who hired the killer also said that he loved Jeremy... Finally, Jeremy's defense lawyer also said that he tried Over with a man...
That is to say, people actually don't care about the seriousness of whether you are gay or not. What they care about is the confrontation between the disparate classes and the good show that is provoked to the forefront. There are lines that say that there are countless obscene words and behaviors in the Senate, including incest, drugs, etc., and being gay is such a big thing.
This scandal was filmed because of its influence at the time, and perhaps not to highlight the problems encountered by the homosexual group. After all, human beings in this world have too many things that cannot be brought to the surface, and what makes people reflect more deeply is the power of social class disparity.
The only thing is that love does seem to be an eternal topic.
Finally, it is mentioned that Jeremy was acquitted but has never stepped into politics since, for reasons we do not know. He can totally make a comeback and rise to the top again.
Originally, for an ambitious and unscrupulous person, love is something that can be sacrificed or only allowed to exist for a short time.
However, not everyone can meet and have true love, and these two have indeed been deeply in love in some days in the past. Norman is the best in Jeremy's hard way. And the fuck know.
Life is inherently bitter, occasionally mixed with the taste of happiness. Is a person who could have devised strategies lost to his own love or to fate?
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