A romantic relationship deteriorates under distrust, frustration, and emotional estrangement.
Jeff does not trust Lane, even though Lane is his boyfriend. This establishes a relationship already strained by doubt.
Lane is sick of trying to prove himself to Jeff. Their relationship is defined by frustration as well as intimacy.
The hotel room is presented as a place where countless strangers have become lovers. This setting contrasts anonymous encounters with Jeff and Lane's troubled bond.
The central relationship reverses as two lovers become strangers. The ending emphasizes emotional estrangement rather than romantic security.
Sara Sahin
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