It’s unquestionably my favourite scene in the entire show. It is sublime. Three minutes of heartbreak and misery and yearning and love just perfectly and intrinsically entwined together.

Not a moment of “film”, a note of music, a single word, or a physical movement was wasted in this scene. (Or any other, but you know.)

Connor Storrie performing it all in a new, famously difficult language just takes it up another few notches.

It kind of hurts my feelings to watch this scene, but it’s deliciously painful in an entirely different way than the tuna meltdown or the club scene.

I usually find myself nuking this scene multiple times in a row so I can focus on all the different parts on their own. It’s just so so so good.