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Originally Posted by Dash Darington
Since she's been nominated there's been a dramatic change in Sarah's behaviour. She's trying very hard to blend into the background. Her only noteworthy act in the house was to have a crying session to elicit sympathy.
In her DR session tonight she was casting her eyes downward with a demure smile on her face. Contrast that with her previous firm eye contact and assertive statements. No more eye rolling or disgusted sneers on her face. Total avoidance of conflict.
She's adapted beautifully to con the audience. Absolute chameleon. I think it will work. She'll side step this eviction and Eileen will probably go first, as young-acting old people tend to do.
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I thought that as well....it was like she took on a whole new personality. I agree, she went in with the bitchy hard face attitude...thinking the Helen Wood personae would help her. But she doesn't have the protection of immunity like Helen did...and we all know Helen would have gone in the first week without it.
I think she is doing the right thing but I don't know if it's enough to save her...I hope so because I think she has a lot more to offer. However shows her to be a massive game player and a bit of a fake.