Freddie takes one look, and turns to Stuart: “What the fuck is she wearing?”įreddie and Stuart don’t travel all that much, having stayed in their part of London since, well, forever. At their later-in-life wedding, Violet shows up wearing a white gown, very much looking like the bride.
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A discussion between them while at a restaurant is interrupted by a waiter, who they criticize into getting a free appetizer. When they unite against someone, they’re formidable. It’s just that the show can still go broad, such as the men making sure their elderly dog Balthazar is alive by spraying the old pup with the kitchen’s faucet sprayer. There’s a fragility to life at their age, and Vicious doesn’t ignore it. He sobs, and Freddie is there to comfort him. Later, he goes to call her like he always does, her death hitting him then. When Stuart’s mother passes away, he almost forgets. When Ash has a chance to head to New York to properly start his life, he doesn’t feel like he deserves the opportunity. From the jumbled up mind of their friend Penelope, during lucid moments she shares a fear of losing her memory. “I was doing my vocal exercises and a tooth came out,” he says to Stuart, propping his mouth open, “I’ve shoved a peppermint in there instead. Freddie isn’t above poking fun at himself, however. The last time Freddie and the Dame shared the screen was in a Smarties commercial decades ago. Wishing to flaunt celebrity friends from his acting career, Freddie makes a big show of ringing up Dame Judi Dench. Freddie might be the first to point out how Stuart hasn’t conquered all of life’s achievements, but neither has Freddie. And that's because the two are inseparable. Of course, he eventually shows up for Stuart. By the time ballroom dancing comes up, Freddie is sternly rejective to it, mostly due to not getting it right. When someone buys him a drink at the bar, Freddie is elated at regaining his “youthfulness.” At the gym, Freddie pushes his body to the limit to show off. In all of those situations, Freddie usually attempts to make it all about himself. In the limited span of 14 episodes, Freddie re-experiences life with his long-suffering boyfriend, including clubbing, going to the gym, and ballroom dancing. RELATED: 'Heartstopper' and the Importance of Depicting Queer Joy
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