I understand tonight why Hughie hates Andy
I finally saw something for first time tonight. The way Hughie deflects the finger of accusation from himself is to turn a disagreement into chaos where the point that was being made about him gets forgotten or lost in a blizzard of shouting and abuse.
He tried it tonight with Jason and partly managed to pull it off. He jumps on any small discrepancy in the other persons argument as an excuse to jump in.... Jason accused him of calling him terrible names 24 hours or 48 hours after Ryan left...Hughie jumped straight in to say it wasn't 48 hours and then Hughie had control again and his voice dominated the room. Jason said he understood that Hughie was upset that his boyfriend had been evicted....Hughie jumps straight in again to say Ryan isn't his boyfriend and Hughie ONCE AGAIN had control again and his voice dominated the room. It's not attractive but it is clever, he's a clever little sh-t but he's not as clever as Andy because Andy is the only one who never has discrepancies in what he says so it's impossible for Huey to take Andy off point ...and THAT is why Hughie hates Andy so much....Hughue is actually playing them all and he is not as naive and stupid as he's pretending to be....but the one person who hasn't fallen for it and who Hughie can never manipulate and beat is Andy. That's why Andy is such a legend. |
I've never liked Hughie since the start. He is aggressive and yet he wonders why they call him to the diary room. The day he kept calling Andy a liar and a story teller was so uncomfortable to watch. He throws tantrums like a child and his "relationship" with Ryan was so fake.
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Andy's done himself damage tonight, he basically nitpicked at everything that Hughie said and did.
For his sake I hope that he was drunk because that was very Daniella Westbrook on Stephanie otherwise. |
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And Daniella was correct in everything she said to Stephanie Davis . |
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Fair enough, Hughie came across badly tonight, but the fact Andy always has something to say is one of the reasons I dislike him
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(and yes, i know i'm putting more into that you said but it was wide open to inference) |
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She betrayed and humiliated her boy friend on national tele while his family, his friends and two million viewers watched her...then she came out of the house and tried to ruin his reputation and went on loose women to laugh in his face ....she is one of the coldest people in celebrity circles and borderline sociopathic... Anyone who thinks she's got any value as a person loses any argument they may have about Andy....you're just wasting your time with me sorry. |
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Jackson and Sam just cannot handle debate...they have always regretted the things they have been caught out on and cop out for the sake of appearing like the 'nice guys'....two faced and weak. Alex has just stayed out of everything offering no opinion and avoiding taking sides which is why he is still there. Jayne has been an arse licker. |
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..I couldn't disagree more vehemently ..:laugh:..the two examples given are Hughie focusing in on things that he knows to be inaccurate/untrue and inaccurate/untrue to him is unfair, so that becomes his focus because he likes 'fair and true'...I don't think it's any kind of manipulation or control at all...with him and Andy, I doubt that he hates Andy at all..hate is a pretty strong emotion and one that I haven't seen any evidence of either feeling for each other but they are very 'chalk and cheese' in many ways which has caused conflicts between them...Andy doesn't always allow Hughie his voice, which means that he doesn't always listen to Hughie and what he's saying/trying to say and Hughie doesn't always listen to Andy because he's too focused on having his voice heard...just causing frustrations for both of them...there's no fault with Andy that he's had advantages of education and a learning of 'control' etc through his life and is able to vocalise in a way that Hughie just can't... and there's no fault with Hughie that he hasn't had the same experiences and finds it difficult to express himself as eloquently...no Hughie is not naïve and he's not stupid but I think that's how he quite often feels/is made to feel whether it's intentional or not ..and when he feels that, he reacts in the only way he knows how to and instinctively and without any manipulation whatsoever...there was nothing to be seen last night with Hughie that hasn't been his consistency all through his time in the house, so far as I could see..whether he's liked for who he is or not...
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I think people who do not have emotional intelligence and intellectual intelligence (Hughie has neither) just keep talking over others when they feel threatened. The more they talk their drivel the less they have to hear about themselves and the more likely they are to appear to win the argument. Thus, by ensuring he always has the last, loud word Hughie imagines he has won the argument. Andy, steadfastly sticks quietly to his point and uses his brains and intellect to maintain his viewpoint.
The Gangsta' Toddler (Jackson) uses similar tactics to Hughie. When he feels under threat he develops a patois and talks quickly and keeps talking...Like Hughie he is unable to articulate in an adult way. Both need to mature their style if they ever want to be taken seriously. |
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There was no defence or justification for what Hughie said in the diary room about Jason so instead he fabricated ways to diminish Jasons point and suddenly the difference of 24 hours or weather Ryan is or isn't his boyfriend became focal points and distractions that weren't relevant at all in comparison to the severity of what they had all just seen exposed on the screen. Irrational and unintelligent people shout and scream when confronted for doing wrong.....Hughie is more adept and skilled than that. He appears to be out of control but he is in fact listening carefully to what people say but not because he feels guilty or respects people, he is listening intently because he's looking for any small errors in their words that he can use because he's just waiting for his turn to speak again. That's why having the last word means everything to him because it's all about silencing the voice that's exposing him for doing wrong. |
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I do think he lacks remorse, Andy couldn't be more accurate IMO, and that's why I wouldn't pick him as my winner. His lack of empathy is a huge mark against him for me but he's def a good game player so would be a deserving winner for those who go in for that type of thing. Myself I prefer people with more skills than only manipulation, and housemates who care about others as well along the way. I see now why Hughie got along with Ryan so well...I thought they were chalk and cheese but they're clearly cut from the same cloth. |
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Kinda puts to be bed the tired and disproven claims a few weeks ago that no one likes or trusts him doesn't it ? How many people chose Hughie as their winner ? Only one and that was Sam, the biggest snide in there and the one housemate who has been consistently bottom of every poll since it started. Says a lot. |
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