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so how can saying she doesn't like him be two-faced?
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There's nothing wrong with not liking him, they are all entitled to an opnion on each other.
BUT then, after slagging him off, she goes into the garden, says "I like you two" (to Lee and Sophie) who she has previously been slagging off!
That's two facedness - she says one thing behind their backs, and another to their face!