As somone already pointed it out on Twitter, this:
Is a Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain, and THIS
is what it loks like from the side (it points towards the explosion if you're wondering)
This statue that you can see is oftentimes called Eros, but is supposed to represent Anteros.
What you probably know from the aftermentioned post is that Anteros is a god of requited love.
What you most likely don't know is that he also is described as
punisher of those who scorn love and advances of others
the avenger of unrequited love
Which means it could represent
Feelings wholeheartly returned by a man that realised it far too late
Anteros "punishing" Gerald for preventing some new love blooming up because of his medling, with fate of Ivo unknown
Anteros "avanging" Stone after being friendzoned by a man he loved for so long and blowing him up
or some mix of all of the above, which I find far more interesting
Bonus: some words Plato has to say about Anteros according to Wikipedia:
"Describing the nature of the emotion, Plato asserts that it is the result of the great love for another person. The lover, inspired by beauty, is filled with divine love and "filling the soul of the loved one with love in return." As a result, the loved one falls in love with the lover, though the love is only spoken of as friendship. They experience pain when the two are apart, and relief when they are together, the mirror image of the lover's feelings, is anteros, or "counter-love"."
