The finale doesn’t feature whatever worst-case scenarios we might’ve imagined during the season, and it’s great anyway.
Back in the season premiere, Charlie claimed that he was going to do everything to make sure Nick’s coming-out experience was “perfect,” a word choice that all but challenged the universe to throw obstacles in his path. Sure enough, over the course of the season, we’ve seen all the ways the process has failed to live up to that impossible standard.
Prom represents an obvious milestone: It will be the first time that Charlie and Nick appear publicly as a couple following Nick’s official Instagram hard launch. Neither of them really has any misgivings about it; Nick is no longer scared to show this part of himself to the world, and Charlie is excited to show off his boyfriend. But Charlie’s remark about being the happiest he’s ever been still unsettles Nick, who has Charlie’s disordered eating at the top of his mind.
That’s clearer to Tara than anyone. She still can’t get in touch with Darcy, making her the one person really suffering during prom. It’s getting to the point that she’s scared — but eventually, Darcy does show upTara has already left to find her. The brief glimpse of Darcy’s mom is more than enough to show Tara what exactly her girlfriend is dealing with at home, but it isn’t until everyone reunites at Nick’s house for a close-knit hang that they really talk it out.
Charlie wants to be that person for Nick, in a way, even though he’s younger. But he also always forgets thatneeds people looking out for him too. Just because the bullying mostly stopped doesn’t mean he’s just fine now. Once everyone leaves Nick’s house at the end of the night, Nick does what he suggested to Tara earlier: He sees someone who doesn’t want to talk, and he tries anyway.been a perfect day for Charlie, despite how unlikely it seemed that everything would work out that way.
We don’t hear too many of the gory details about the bullying, but we learn that Charlie used to cut himself, and we see him promise to tell Nick if it ever gets that bad again. More than anything else, it’s this moment that might seal the two boys’ love for each other. Nick almost even lets himself say, “I love you” — the same phrase Charlie considers DMing the moment he steps out of Nick’s door.
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