I've yet to see her behave in a way that reflects even marginally badly on her. She defends herself and her friends and does it with class, and accepts zero bullshit from those who try it on.

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Shes been like this since she got nominated the first time., I remeber then she said something about turning g it up, or some other street slang thing.

Give her her due, she has. But I dont get the love for it. I feel your words may fall on deaf ears. But im 100 percent behind what you just posted.

It wasnt that long ago kerry was being slated for mothering hallie.

Your claims are fatuous and devoid of substance.
Yes, Trish is quite good at holding her own, but it scarcely makes undue demands on her intellect or oratorial skills when cofronting a lackwit like Dylan. Where, pray tell, is the evidence for your assertion that she seeks an audience when facing one of the house's also-rans? When making so bold a claim, convention demands that you support it, that you have proof, that you can substaniate your outlandish claims.
You didn't, because you cannot.
Are you aware how ludicrous your accusation is that Trish engineers
contretemps with the intellectually underendowed denizens of the BB swamp? How would she be able to arrange the audience and time her grand
entrance beforehand?? It would require the co-operation of everyone in the house, meticulous planning and, most of all, 100% luck.
She has spontaneity and a quick wit, and that'll do nicely.

You say she plants seeds abot Dylan. When and with whom? Cite occasions.
Mind you, I doubt that Dylan's seed have# the potency to flourish in the barren heads of his compatriots.

Your Matty v Trish anecdote is, at best, mischievous, at worst idiotic.
Think before you speak/write or waffle.

As for Australopithecus dawnman Paul leaving the house alongside Hopalong Cassidy, one can only hope.

Was she? I didn't see that.

I saw her criticised for cynically taking on that role in order to further her own game because of the pro trans voting lobby.

But I never saw her actually criticised for being protective or caring.

Pretty much this
I think her relationship with Hallie was genuine though in the end ,even if it was a bit contrived how Kerry behaved ...if that makes sense.

Notice how the moment Hallie got evicted,then Olivia etc started drifted further away from Kerry.

Olivia only ever wanted the Hallie vote, she didn't ever give a **** about Kerry, yep.

All of them thought Hallie was a gold mine of votes to be exploited for a good while. I mean, they didn't know she would be a car crash later, but that's what they thought.

Olivia's weak withdrawal from Kerry was a damning sight of her real character before most people were agreeing that she is a malicious manipulating little gremlin.

Then Olivia got worse with Paul and the pranks and staying up late etc .

It's always interesting to see how dynamics chance when certain hm's leave.

It’s just as well I have a degree and understand your every word ….
Please, don’t reply to people so pompously. Everyone can voice their own opinions on an open forum.

wut?

Apologies. I was responding to the previous post.

I agree she definitely likes the drama. From this point onwards things I think will get much tougher for her tho. As the more antagonistic people that she can beef with are gone. The people she's left with now are going to be much harder to twist the narrative against. If she goes after Tom Jenkin or Chanelle it will go badly for her as there not naturally as loud and argumentative as Paul and Dylan. Olivia is a no go because she'll put up a wall of passive agressivism around herself and not engage. Interesting week coming up for Trish she has to pick her fights carefully from now on as there aren't any easy targets left for her.

So... she was right... and that makes her "objectionable"?

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it's cool, it happens :)