wwdits Finale
I feel this to be quite the tragic ending,at least for guillermo,at least ,in a way. Even though these 6 seasons we have seen plenty of growth from the cast,we are shown this isnt the first,nor possibly the last documentary done about them.We see that 50-60 years ago they were the same as now (maybe had similar character arcs that as decades pass just...watered down.to them,decades are minutes,as shown in earlier seasons). Guillermo is human and fleeting.As Nadja points out,he freaks the fuck out as the documentary ends,because he feels nothing has changed.He tries to coax the vampires to point out how they have changed these past 6 years of filming.They all show that they are the same.He,as human,can see it and cares about it.His life is short and he needs change to feel accomplished.The rest dont care,as they are trapped inside an endless limbo. Even in the final scenes,he keeps wanting to hear something new from Nandor (the whole light smell talk) but is dissapointed We seem him weep alone,on top of the crews baggage,as the vampires just sing together.He cant join them,since he too will once leave. The ending he gives "for the documentary to look good" would have been ideal for him.He finally leaves and goes on to live a new life,away from the endless cycle.But,in reality,he just decides to stay with Nandor,and he is literally shallowed by the house,sitting in the coffin.
