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I've already posted this on the other thread about the argument, but I have a different view on the row last night. I didn’t see ‘poor Jade being manipulated by sly Adele’, I saw a screaming drunken ignorant person who wouldn’t listen to anything that anyone said to her, either Adele or Alex, going completely out of control and making an utter fool of herself. As far as Adele is concerned all I saw was someone who went in to try and make amends but had every approach knocked back in increasingly unreasonable ways. Adele only started getting angry when Jade just wouldn’t listen to what she had to say and just kept repeating the same idiotic arguments at her over and over again louder and louder and louder. She only made the ‘floor her’ comment after Jade had been screaming at her for several minutes and not listening to a word she said. I personally think Adele was quite right to leave the room when she did as it was so obvious that nothing she said was getting through Jades drunken state.

As for her bitching behind Jade’s back to the others. If I had been Adele I would have been furious and probably said a hell of a lot more than she did. Many of us have laughed at Jades lack of intelligence before on this forum, how came someone seriously think that about Mother Teresa and that Sherlock Holmes and Morse were real people, and how can someone who is a Dental Nurse and therefore must deal with hygiene issues every day not know what a verruca is? Just because Adele went over to make up with her afterwards doesn’t make her sly. Things had calmed down, Jade was no longer screaming and therefore she was at last approachable, with the anger subsided I would have probably done exactly the same thing that Adele did and tried to make the peace, after all they are going to be living together in the house and there are times when you need to swallow your pride and make amends so that you can get by. I definitely feel that it was Jade who was in the wrong last night and I applaud Adele for swallowing her pride and apologising, even when she didn’t have a great deal to apologise for.