Ok I have a theory about this scene:
It appears that Colin is portrayed as the statue of Marcellus as Hermes Logios and there are a few interesting things about this.
First of all, it is still unsure if Marcellus is actually the one being portrayed because at first it was thought to be a statue of Germanicus.
Secondly, if it is Marcellus: Marcellus was the nephew of the founder of the roman empire and first roman emperor Augustus. As Augustus' nephew, Marcellus was able to have his political career significantly accelerated. Basically living off of his uncle's reputation.
Thirdly, This statue isn't simply a portrayal of Marcellus but of him posing as someone else, specifically in the position of the Hermes logios type. A type of statue that portrays the subject as the god of eloquence. Hermes is the god of many things: he is the messenger of the gods, able to cross boundaries easily, and the god of thieves and cunning.
Also, this statue was possibly ordered as a funerary monument after the early death of Marcellus. Which makes me believe that Colin's character is probably dead at the end of the video
Lastly, the placement of the scene in the video:
The scene plays while she sings "When you saw another woman coming out of his place"
and right after a montage of happy moments between Dakota's and Collin's characters and before a scene of Colin's character cheating on Dakota's character.
Summary: I believe that this scene represents Colin's two faced behavior and how he is pretending to be someone he's not.
Though I'm not too sure about the exact portrayal of the scene. How Tay and Dakota are looking up to him as he stands on his pedestal. So if you have any theories about that please let me know.
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