Who is gay in yellowjackets

We’ve seen her experiment sexually in the past, though in a straight context with Adam. In the present, it’s possible she associates her queerness with the wilderness and therefore pushes it away, prescribing herself this Jersey housewife life that was never meant for her. Callie dares her to chug her cocktail…a cocktail that Callie just made with cherry-flavored allergy medicine instead of grenadine.

She’s jealous of Natalie’s position as their leader.

This elicited a big gay gasp from my wife and I the first time we saw it. This kiss lays bare Shauna’s desperation to find a connection with someone who isn’t afraid to challenge her and who is inherently empathetic to the plights the wilderness has bestowed upon her. No doubt more dislocations are on the horizon.

But also, I mean, did we really think there were only two queers on the girls soccer team?

I don’t think she’s fully a lesbian who is stuck in a life of compulsory heterosexuality, but I do think she is a bisexual/queer woman who is constantly forcing herself to live against her truest nature and desires. Third of all, I think the splicing together of Shauna’s phone call to the restaurant about the cell phone with this surprise kiss scene suggests the two are somehow connected.

Shauna tells her not to tell anyone else, clearly wanting to keep this in her backpocket to deploy at some later time.

Back in present day, Callie and Lottie are watching a campy reality television show called Repo Divorcees and doing each other’s hair when Shauna and Jeff get home. She hates how the rest of the team views their life in the wilderness as picturesque.

And he may be gay, but he’s a sporty gay not a theater gay. Joel dodges the question and says he’s retired. Nat evades the questions and also downplays her friendship with him. There’s more queerness in the wilderness than we initially believed.

Things are shifting in other ways, too. I’m stressed!

Walter is still trying to take care of Misty by bringing her a tray of hangover cures and suggesting calisthenics to flush the toxins.

Misty, still half asleep, pukes on Shauna’s kitchen island. Van says the wilderness doesn’t want to be governed. It wasn’t just the participants in the solstice ritual. “See, us survivors, we’re not sitting around keeping some petty log of who needed what when. Shauna’s response?

In devouring a physical piece of Jackie, Shauna is able to keep a piece of her first love buried inside of her. But no, it isn’t that.