Sophie trying to cause trouble?
 

Anyone else think Sophie shouldn't have kept pushing Sam to ask Callum that question about if he'd drop Sam for Charlie? I got the impression that she was hoping Callum would say yes. I think she's one of the bitchiest HMs in there. Bit of a pot stirrer too I think

Agree with you there. We saw her true colours when she ranted at Dexter that week. She was so foul and over the top. She's a bitch and a **** stirrer.

If she did it backfired on her a bit when Callum went on his rant about how he wouldn't do it even if he was madly in love with her.

Yeah, lol I think it might have been a last ditch attempt to turn Sam off Callum so she could get the Twins in the safe house :laugh:

The twins has a lucky escape. :joker:

Yeah absolutely :laugh:

Haha would there be anything worse than having Laurel and bloody Hardy in the safe house with you. Their fake arguments and stunted misdemeanours would get right on my squirrel.

No, I thought it was a good question to ask, you can tell easily who sophie likes and who she doesn't though. She can see through callum and dexter as they're far too fake and they only upset people or react later for an ulterior motive, the others react instantly.

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It's not the question itself but the way she pushed him into it when he clearly didn't want to and said so a number of times before he agreed.

This. She's a snake. More so than any of the other girls.

And Sophie is not fake with her Brian Belo dumb act? :laugh:

I've noticed that Sophie isn't as innocent as she lets on. Has anyone else spotted how she watches the interactions of other HM's carefully and then at a later date brings something up 'innocently' to cause friction between them?
She lets on she is dumb and a bit stupid but actually she is playing the smartest game in there. If she doesn't go this week she'll probably sail through to the final with no noms. We'll likely have another so called 'dumb blonde' winner. :bored:

Honestly? I don't think she's bright enough to be devious.

I think it was a terrible question to ask. There is not one person with an ounce of intelligence who would have said they'd take Charlie over Sam. For reasons of public image and basic decency.

I think she has a devious streak in her and I don't believe she's that stupid either, I doubt she's a mensa member or anything but I think she just plays on it a little and people believe it because of the child like innocent voice she has :laugh:

If she doesn't know who Ghandi is I wouldn't even allow her to read Mr Men books without someone to help her if she gets stuck.

I could see why sam may be reluctant to hear the answer, but it was great in that it would uncover for them if the 'friendship' was genuine?
He changed his mind once he thought about it.

yeah sneaky and sly.....I like how callum asked how did they come up with the question ? hes a sharp cookie callum very underestimated.....sam came out looking pure as the driven snow....sophie looked a sneak

She sometimes looks at other housemates like something she's trying desperately to scrape off of her shoe. Callum and Sam "dancing", for example... Dexter several times and Dan after the "announcement on Hazels behalf" - though at least she spoke up then, she usually doesn't.

Definitely playing the innocent / nice / dumb as a post act for all its worth.

Callum is intelligent and sussed Sophie out.

I hate the way some HM's are scoffed at as being of lower intelligence, i find it really disconcerting.
They all bring something to the house and academically intelligent people are sometimes the biggest bores.

No it wasn't great, Sam clearly said to her I don't know if I could handle hearing him say he would choose Charlie over me, it might ruin the rest of my time in the house but still even after he said that Sophie pushed him into doing it, that's kind of mean if you ask me. If hazel had said something like that people would be calling for her head on a plate calling her the devil incarnate

true. I have to say callum and sam were very sweet in all this, a genuine bromance:wavey:

You don't have to be bright to be sly. I've noticed time and time again how she brings up past tensions in her little - girl voice in the guise of being concerned. It happens too often to be legit.

This isn't the best example but it will have to suffice for now:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVBQBn2xcew

I remember her trying to turn Dan against Hazel in the early days; how she has tried to do the same with Charlie against Callum and of course how she lets everyone know how she dislikes Dexter. She does it all in a sweet, inoffensive way but the mud sticks more than outright insults because she is listened to as she seems so 'nice'.