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Bedside Lamp and Unmade Bed - Peter Brown , 2025.

British , b. 1967 -

Two homosexuals coming together to maximize their joint slay (PWHL roselana au pt 3?)

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accordingly, because rose is the first person to tell shane "it's okay, being gay is okay, and you are gay, aren't you?" i really enjoy the idea of the inverse also happening. rose can't figure out why she keeps being drawn to men who aren't into her, and haha wouldn't it just be so much easier if she could be a lesbian? like, she can't be because she's a movie star and men want her, so obviously she has to be straight, but like, god, she wishes she could just be a lesbian, haha. and shane just kind of looks at her and thinks about how he assumed he had to be attracted to women because he plays hockey, goes hmmmmm. hey rose. so this might sound crazy, but hear me out...

like, it's really sweet and it's another sign of the way they get each other, and it's something intimate and vulnerable the same way rose coming out for shane was. they're Best Friends. they love each other. they both make each other feel seen.

Because Shane was instantly enamoured with Rose, he loved talking with her, he laughs and banters and pushes his own boundaries for her. He obviously finds her so delightful. And it is SO upsetting that in his mind the only way he gets access to a relationship with her is if it's a romantic or sexual one.

It's made SUCH a point when he actually connects with a new person in a real way, whether it's when he meets Rose or Hayden or Ilya, because to Shane it is such a rare and wonderful thing. And few things in the show break my heart as much as Shane watching Rose walk up the stairs naked and his expression, knowing he's about to have sex he doesn't want because society says he only gets to touch the kind of friendship he actually craves with this delightful person he's found if he sleeps with her.

And while I know part of what pushes him to decide to date Rose is the situation with Ilya, I don't think he could have walked away from Rose easily either way. He as a character is filled with so much yearning. And one of the most painful things he says to his mother after coming out is that he tried. He did want Rose. He tried.

they met at some sort of fundraiser or event and she strikes up a conversation with him, and at the end of the night she oh so subtly asks if he wants to grab dinner (food at tthe event sucked) to finish their conversation about the technical differences between mens and womens professional hockey, an offer shane takes very literally because he's very invested now and actually enjoying this conversation, and at the time has very firmly drawn the line in his head that there is absolutely nothing possibly romantic about hockey.

when her teammates ask her how the night went the victorie player is like "he was really nice, listened intently to everything i had to say, laughed at my jokes, paid for dinner, didn't tell me about how much more difficult mens hockey is. he treated me like the best conversation partner he's had in a while. he's gay. he just doesn't know it yet."

it becomes a thing that anytime the montreal mens and womens teams are at an event together, all the women love talking to shane, and his teammates (who don't know about the not-date because he's never mentioned it) tease him about how he's such a ladies man and he should ask one of them out, they'd definitely say yes. meanwhile the victories all like him because he's actively not hitting on them or talking over them and he really just wants to talk about hockey.

like they're so used to every conversation with an nhl player ending his him disrespecting the pwhl in some way and acting like they should be impressed he's a professional athlete (like they aren't professional athletes too!!) meanwhile shane starts conversations with "so i watched the documentary you recommended on the first womens olympic hockey team and-"