The three protagonists—tomboy Jupiter, meangirl Neptune, and shy Venus—navigate same-sex attractions and gender nonconformity while trapped in a repressive Christian summer camp that punishes deviation from traditional norms. Venus begins referred to with he/him pronouns and male presentation before her arc reveals her as a transgender girl who adopts she/her upon embracing her identity; Jupiter and Neptune share explicit romantic and sexual tension, including a closet scene where they confess feelings and have sex. The Devil functions as a metaphor for unleashing queer desires, bodily autonomy, and rejection of “good” Christian conformity, with endings hinging on which character is excluded and transforms monstrously or, in the true ending, all three embracing queerness together in polyamorous intimacy.