Contents:
- HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR'S UPLIFTG GAY GOTHIC ROMANCE SAV THE DAY
- NO, THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR ISN'T A CASE OF 'BURY YOUR GAYS'
- BURY YOUR GAYS (LERALLY): HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR US AND SUBVERTS THE TROPE
HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR'S UPLIFTG GAY GOTHIC ROMANCE SAV THE DAY
Wh s tragic romantic endg, “Bly Manor” tras the same tired and harmful “kill your gays” trope that has plagued Hollywood for years — ever sce Shirley MacLae was last seen hangg by a rope “The Children’s Hour. ” Though she also stggled to fd love, at least Theo had a gay swagger and a hot sex life.
NO, THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR ISN'T A CASE OF 'BURY YOUR GAYS'
Like the ghosts of “Bly Manor, ” “kill your gays” hnts to this day. How The Hntg of Bly Manor's Upliftg Gay Gothic Romance Sav the Day.
BURY YOUR GAYS (LERALLY): HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR US AND SUBVERTS THE TROPE
The show uplifts s gay love story as boundls, passnate and the leral solutn to a centuri-long curse om a posssive love that would more tradnally be found at the heart of a gothic-romance, reapg stctn at the end like Ann Radcliffe’s A Sicilian Romance. Wh that md, fans qutned whether the endg of the show fed to the famo "Bury Your Gays" trope.
For stance, the "Bury Your Gays" trope is ed often, where the only characters unr the LGBTQ+ spectm are killed off while their straight unterparts live on.
While her fate was ultimately tragic, Dani should not be nsired a buried gay by the trope's standards.