John: because, I'll tell- I'll tell you exactly why, because this is the year Parker starts to figure out it's- that she's actually a better person, quote unquote, than she thinks she is, and this is the scene right here. Eliot, because of the events of last year, has come to peace with who he is. And this is the thing, Eliot isn't trying to redeem himself, a lot of people think Eliot, "oh he's doing good things so he's redeeming himself." Eliot knows he's going to hell. But he can do some good along the way, and he can help his friends. And that's his role this year, is a man who is very secure in who he is and who he is in the world. Beth's previous scene is amazing, this is some great acting, Christian is killing it here, because what he has to do is he has to reach across this gulf to- and he is, and by the way- we have written, by the way- this only happened because of the way Elio- uh- Christian and Beth have played this over the years. Eliot and Parker have a very specific relationship. It's not brother-sister, it's not boyfriend-girlfriend, but it is "I know the pain you're carrying, because I carry a version of it." And Eliot, a lot of times, is the only one who can reach across to her, across that gulf, and in that moment, there's no crying, it's not a showy, Christian acts the shit out of that moment. That is one of the keystone moments of the entire season right there, and it ghosts past you, because he does it- he just throws it away, really great work. The two of them in this cave, is great work.
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