lorastyrels:

Of course I do :)

Eli Roth (Executive Producer) and Deran Sarafian (Director)

“The sexual tension between the two lead characters- I mean this is a love story, really, if you look at that novel, this is a love story between these two guys and that’s what we wanted to go after.”

Landon Liboirin (Peter Rumancek) 

“It’s really nice.  “Oh, you’re a freak too!”  is that kind of unexplainable build, it’s love.  It’s a form of love and understanding a wavelength no one else is a part of.”

Bill Skarsgard (Roman Godfrey) if Roman will ever have a romance like Peter/Letha did.

“Roman is a very complicated character; the idea of reducing it to him falling in love … He’s dealing with so many things, and to put a girl in that equation? He might eat her.

Bill and Landon talking about how the only love in the threesome scene was between Roman x Peter

As fun as Roman and Peter having sex with one another for the sake of a girl is, Skarsgard and Liboiron think that the threesome was much more about getting the two guys together than it was their interest in Miranda. Skarsgard says the “love was just between Roman and Peter,” and quips that Miranda was “the third wheel.”

"Liboiron notes that the threesome is "a symbol of them uniting back into a team” after six episodes at odds with one another. Skarsgard adds, “The audience will feel, ‘Oh finally, they’re united.’”

It is even more clearly out in the open if you read the book. But if you would like to read a more cliff notes version here but I really would suggest reading the books because it does fill in any gaps you wanted filled in for Season 1. In the book which follows only Season 1 it is very obvious that Roman is in love with Peter, in Season 2 it is more so about Peter returning that love and falling for him.