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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed
I don't like Harry; I wouldn't say she's my least favourite though. After last night she went up in my estimation and I certainly won't be voting to get her out, especially if Jack is up for eviction. As for Nick not ignoring her, he's been one of my favourites up until now but he's just a coward and a sheep like the rest of them.
I can't stand bullies and I will always sit on the victims side, even if I don't particularly like that victim. I hate people who suck up to bullies...nothing more cowardly imo. What happened last night almost certainly ensures Harry will stay in the house because most viewers won't like what they saw.
If Nick now leaves Harry alone, he will probably lose his place in the finals and deservedly so. Helen did him no favours when she said Harry was stopping him from winning, though at least by saying that, we now get to see Nicks true colours.
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..I don't think it's the thing to 'hate' the 'followers' of bullies though, maybe not admire them..?...but it's more for me, just seeing how easy these 'packs' are formed when there is mutual dislike for a person and how that is fed and I don't think that makes them bad people as such, just not strong enough in character to break away from 'the pack' and probably not even seeing that they are a pack in the first place....
..and yes to the second bit in bold....of course, Nick is a threat to Helen's favourite which is Marc, so although she likes Nick, it's in her interest to say these things with that plus it 'removes' Harry's friends and she hugely dislikes Harry so has deemed her deserving of no friends in there...Helen has nothing to lose herself with anything she does or says because she's not in the game but is trying to 'boost' the chances of her favourite one in the way that Helen does stuff....