The Jemma coming out scene and its symbolism

The great thing about symbols is that they are tiny little things which can convey an enourmous amount of information on many different layers - in one word „complexity“ for which you might need pages and pages of written words otherwise.
And you might still not succeed in conveing the totality of all which is packed into one little symbol, because it‘s up to every single person to have their own subjective interpretation and fill it with their own knowledge.

I'm wondering if this coming out scene is like a hinge or turning point for the whole Jemma dynamik/story (dunno if for other stories too).
If you try to find symbols for both Emma and Jenny or try to exaggerate... Emma's a bit more the ying part for me (her devoted singing, her open emotional way to be), whereas Jenny is more yang (initiating at first, being "tougher", the one who was defending Emma (I count till three..., or defending her in front of Caro, being leader of the strike etc.).

If you see that outing scene from where it is filmed most of the time, Jenny comes from the right side, whereas Emma comes from the left side when they start to climb the bookhill (better known as the „Jemma coming out monument“ ;)). If you speak of the body, people say that the left part/side is more related to ying principles and the right to yang (I don't like to use male and female here, because you get stuck so easily in roles...).
Jenny takes the initiative and reaches out for Emma. They both climb up the hill. On top of it, they dance and then change sides and not before that happens (but afterwards) Emma pulls Jenny to her and kisses her for everyone to see.
Isn't it like after this scene, Emma starts to develop slowly more of Jennies characteristics and Jenny these of Emma?

And the bookhill... it could be seen as the inner and outer hill of troubles, fears etc. they have to go through before they dare to out themselves like this. And... if you are on hill (or better big mountain?) you can have a better connection to those things which are really important, like love, truth etc. - things appear more clear and the "small" day to day things dissapear - so this can give you strenght to pull through for your own truths.
And it's a bookshill... so this gives again space for interpretations (wisdom, knowledge, beliefs). Maybe they climb on top of all what they believed so far and outdo themselves or leave behind what society thinks of lesbians and show them otherwise?

Jenny and Emma both had to go first to the backside of the books-hill before climbing onto it (if you take the main filming viewpoint as referencepoint). Maybe you could say, that they had to back off for a moment? Like taking a breath, or collecting oneself before the big moment?
And all the people around stand in a circle around them witnessing this moment. They have to look up to them. The kissing lesbian couple is uplifted like queens or the winners on a winner‘s podium. This shows a lot of appreciation and the aim of the writers to make a point here: lesbian love is something precious, as precious as any other love as well.

People say that symbols have a big impact on the soul and the unconscious. So what a great symbol is this whole scene and what might it do to the unconscious of lesbians and bisexuals but also to everyone else who saw this scene?!
In addition... it seems to me that this scene is the most symbolic one of the entire show, so this can be read as another stressing of how important this storyline was to the writers. So thanks to the writing team for visioning this lovely scene!