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Originally Posted by PInternet
Caroline and Deana were friendly with each other. Becky was too busy flailing about to be able to form a single coherent sentence. A doorknob could have gotten "the better of her". Luke A already shut her down anyway. Conor and Deana never actually spoke and his hatred for her stemmed from that first week nomination as well as implying that he was intimidated because Deana was a strong, self-made woman.
As far as bringing Luke S to tears, I'm fairly sure he was more upset about losing the money than he was about anything that Deana said. The reason he is acting the victim to Deana is because she completely destroyed his facade of morality. After we all watched him press the button in the White Room and then cry when he realized Conor pressed it first, he continues to say that he made the right choice by not pressing the button and that he shouldn't question his morals. BUT HE DID PRESS THE BUTTON. Deana is the only one calling him out on this. If he truly believed that he made a 'choice' not to take the money then he would just laugh off Deana's comments.
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Laughing in his face, apologizing then carrying on and on and on doing the same thing isn't 'calling him out'. Fine if she wanted to 'call him out' by saying what she felt about it to him then
letting it go. Her character has been shown up by this episode more than anything so far. She could chose to be adult and discuss her feelings with him or she could turn into a childish playground taunter.
Deana watches people carefully to gauge their weaknesses and faults and then sets about showing them up in the worst possible way. Who is she to be the judge and exposer of anyone's morals or actions in such a cruel, belitting way? She has dug her own grave. What goes around comes around.