Through My Window: Looking at You

In the end, Apolo has grown much over the course of the trilogy. He starts as a carefree, innocent young boy and ends up someone who is more self-aware. His relationship with Daniela was complicated; she was a major part of his life, but as he explores his feelings and identity, he begins to distance himself from her. Initially, his attraction to Daniela was straightforward, but as he spends more time with Victor, he realizes that his feelings extend beyond the girl he loved. This new relationship prompts him to confront his own sexuality, something he seems to have been grappling with throughout the series.

In the final scenes, Apolo is shown to be happy and more confident, having gone through a significant personal journey. He is seen joking around with his brothers, suggesting he’s found a sense of stability and self-understanding. The story’s resolution hints at a brighter future for Apolo—one where he has embraced his true self and moved forward. His relationship with Daniela, once central to his life, has naturally evolved, and while there may still be feelings there, they are no longer the defining feature of his identity. Instead, he appears to be on a path of self-discovery, having matured into someone who is comfortable with his feelings and his future.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:02