I was the one who’d gone by the name of Jarman. From the moment the crocodiles set foot in the room, I’d suspected that the guest of honor was none other than a corporate sponsor.
This is again showing the crocodile and Lazi as two seperate characters. The crocodile appreciated the opportunity to be around queer people, but Lazi is uncomfortable and immediately senses that the space is performative. The crocodile is comfortable in this queer space, but Lazi leaves as soon as she has to expose that she too is a crocodile.
